cbturf
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What's x-mas...
It is a once a year event when a normally turstworthy and beautiful wife will clean out your bank account and max out your credit cards to buy you a pair of socks that fall down when you put your boots on.
A MULCHERS x-mas
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It is a once a year event when a normally turstworthy and beautiful wife will clean out your bank account and max out your credit cards to buy you a pair of socks that fall down when you put your boots on.
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Terra Firma Scott
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I think a pair of socks is about all we can put on our credit cards! LOL-(laughing out loud) hahaha....They are MAXED...The american way!
Eric H
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Interesting read. I own a Barko 930. Hydro Ax 421, and a TL 150. All fecon heads. 74 bss,120,and 250. I have owned and operated a seppi, rowmec and gyro trac, as well as a earlier fae. I am not here pushing fecon, but for hands on daily work they have been the easiest to maintain,fix and get parts for,did I mention balance? I do wish they would expand thier teeth choices. We run the cabide on the 930 which work well also the single carbide rock cutters are another good option. we run the chipper teeth on the 120 and tl150. I am interested in the cimaf head. I have not seen one in person yet. Is it a take off from FAE? To all you woodsmen----- Merry Christmas
ClearViewGroup
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Eric
I got your message last night. Our heads are not derived from anyone else's technology which we can't say for everyone else's.
You are in Robbie's territory so I will refer you to him for further information. You will not be dissapointed, especially if you see the head in action.
I got your message last night. Our heads are not derived from anyone else's technology which we can't say for everyone else's.
You are in Robbie's territory so I will refer you to him for further information. You will not be dissapointed, especially if you see the head in action.