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That is neat, Ryan!
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That's pretty cool, I like the idea of having it on the back.
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Looks great! I like it on the back too. Is it high enough to blow the chips in the cart for you instead of picking them up?

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Looks great! I like it on the back too. Is it high enough to blow the chips in the cart for you instead of picking them up?

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Bill,

Unfortunately, no, its about the same height as it would be for the front I imagine. Still have to rake up the chips/shreds and you have to keep and eye on the pile it makes or it gets too tall and wont let the chips come out the screen...i see that issue on the front mounts though also.

Thanks for the comments guys. I'm really happy how it turned out. I like the fact that it's on the back so it steers better while moving. It isnt a big issue really since you dont shred and move at the same time, but just a personal preference.
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