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Posted by bob on December 13, 2002 at 19:53:46 from (216.180.196.107):
In Reply to: stolen sign posted by farmalljosh on December 13, 2002 at 09:53:43:
A few yrs back I had a Jung dealer sign unbolted from its post.Just a steel u post drove in the ground and had 2 plastic bolts and nuts to hold it on. They had some tools along to take the nuts off the slide the sign up over the top of the post. The post was 6 foot high and drove into the ground about 2 feet. WOrst part of it I pulled the post out with one hand. They tryed to pull it but not strong enough to get the job done. Wish them kids could have put that much thought into their school work
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