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Old 01-13-2009, 09:08 PM   #121 (permalink)
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Default Re: BX2750 snowblower

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Back in 2005 a guy named Junkman also made the same type of hydraulic turning device for his BX2750.. I remember reading about it after reading this thread. Here is a link to this old post.
HI DUSTY,
I remember that guy.Ithink he was the one with the bx-22 with all the bells and whistles you could want for it.Ihad just started running a computer,and was a real green horn ,he chewed me out for using all capitol letters
Havent seen you on for a while ,DUSTY,nice to see ya again.Then again mabey youve been here,there are alot of people on here now to keep track of
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