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could almostbe handy on the trail when you have to remove something that is a little out of shape

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Business-farming-industry/Industrial/Other/photos/a-63862204/p-24136644.htm

but then again you could just use a big hammer as well :lol: :lol:
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Post by WACKO »

VERY cool. i want one! could even be used as a key... when you lose your gate padlock keys and need to get through of course.. :wink:
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:shock: wow that is wicked :twisted: all i need is $370! :cry: that would be handy for trackside repairs...or even put like a small skill saw blade on it and you've got a scrub cutter/track clearing machine! :twisted: :D
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I could see steve giving one a serious workout :D :lol: :D
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na its probably not big enough for him lol :lol:
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Post by SupraLux »

Been there, used one... Rik has one... although every photo I have of him cutting or grinding shows him using my ones instead :shock: :lol:

They are cool, but unweildy for getting into tight spots

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SupraLux wrote:Been there, used one... Rik has one... although every photo I have of him cutting or grinding shows him using my ones instead :shock: :lol:

They are cool, but unweildy for getting into tight spots

Steve


oh how silly of me...of course you've used 1! :roll: :lol:
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It's a grinder ...

:lol: :lol:


What ya need to rember is that the first step to a SAS is a grinder :lol: :lol:
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