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Re: Which tool for your shop?
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Posted by the tractor vet on July 11, 2007 at 07:15:59 from (75.19.121.1):
In Reply to: Which tool for your shop? posted by msb on July 10, 2007 at 19:45:31:
CanField zip44406 is at the corner or US 224 and US 62 and State rt. 46 and T.I.P. is on the west side at the Bypass of 446 , neat place . We had one that our accouant bought for my buddy and i to use at the shop . Ya will need to add a vibrator to it and buy lots of lens covers as you will need them . Also ya had best have a compressor that can put out 21 cfm if ya plan on getting with the prograhm, as she will use it all . We use to go up about everythree mounth for lens covers tips and class beads .
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