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Posted by Harley on May 18, 2005 at 17:00:39 from (66.82.9.81):
In Reply to: Re: Amazing posted by 3010 Ken on May 18, 2005 at 14:12:00:
THAT'S what I heard from up there today. I was out in the woods clearing with my toy and I heard this gosh awful howling and I thought it was the rain squall coming from Allan's country or something. Them things can definately hurt ya Rusty. Had a grinding wheel in mine the other day doing a little work on the harley pipes and of course you have to take that stupid guard off the second hour you get the machine to get it to go anywhere, and I looked down and man, that wheel, going about a gajillion miles per hour was about a quarter inch away from the back of my hand. Really makes you think. Glad it didn't leave you a lefty, Harley
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