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Re: Hubar grader? ....hey Yugrotcart!
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Posted by jeffcat on March 03, 2005 at 17:15:27 from (216.107.36.69):
In Reply to: Hubar grader? ....hey Yugrotcart! posted by scruffy on March 03, 2005 at 11:47:03:
Yea good luck getting $4,000 for one of those. My dad fixes stuff on the side and a neighbor dragged one over and wanted it fixed. My dad told him "drag it right home with you ! I don't want to even look at it." The guy left it anyway and told him to look at it when he could. After TWO years The guy came over to see what was up. My dad said, "I told you to drag it home with you and it is still the same two years later." The guy called in the junkey and HE took it to a new home. I would NOT touch one of these because they are beat to a pulp after the county road crews are done with them. Jeffcat
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