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SnowRidge
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<font color="blue"> you fix it then move it out on it's own</font>
As one who has had to deal with a dead PT-425, I disagree. If my machine had been equipped with spring./hydro brakes with no way to pump them up, it would have been a nightmare. As far as I am concerned, the ability to muscle the machine around the shop is an absolute requirement.
As one who has had to deal with a dead PT-425, I disagree. If my machine had been equipped with spring./hydro brakes with no way to pump them up, it would have been a nightmare. As far as I am concerned, the ability to muscle the machine around the shop is an absolute requirement.
