Eric in IL
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A foot to the left and I would have missed that 4 inch tree stump.
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tomstractorsandtoys
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Year ago a neighbor was finishing up beans at night and was watching the middle of a 30ft head and caught a rock ledge with the outside corner at about 5 mph. You could stand behind the head and look at the guards. He wanted the insurance company to total it but they thought he could fix it. They did redo it and it worked just fine after that as well. Tom
Eric in IL
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I stripped the bar this evening and it is awaiting a reshape in the morning. Pretty sure I can make it straight again.
brutus49DC
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don't use heat on it
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