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Old 06-02-2016, 09:12 AM
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Default Canopy for balding guys
Here is my CC 2166 with a canopy, to protect my balding head from the sun and low hanging plants & stuff, my wife will not let me cut away.

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Old 06-02-2016, 11:37 AM
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Very nice! I know all about the balding head...lol!
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Gives it a go kart look.
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Gives it a go kart look.
I was thinking he needed to put fencing around it before the neighbors start pelting him with range balls while he is mowing.

You did a nice job, looks like it will also protect the plastic grill and hood.

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I know about the low hanging tree limbs. But my wife doesn't know what I've done with the saw when she's not home! Lol
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Very nice! I know all about the balding head...lol!
Just think of it as growing taller than your hair
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Kinda has a retro 70s 80s golf cart look to it
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I know about the low hanging tree limbs. But my wife doesn't know what I've done with the saw when she's not home! Lol
Same here. I get some quality time in with the chainsaw midweek every week or so. I have an acre of lawn, and if *somebody* had her way, there'd be very little use for a mower....
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Same here. I get some quality time in with the chainsaw midweek every week or so. I have an acre of lawn, and if *somebody* had her way, there'd be very little use for a mower....
I cut down about 6 large shrubs--5 or 6 feet tall--that were in the way of turning my truck around in the driveway. That was a year ago. Wife still hasn't noticed they are missing.
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