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Weed Whacker Caddy
- Thread starter Bubba Tex
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Bubba Tex
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IMCA38
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LOL, Is that a "Deere r****"??
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Bubba Tex
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IMCA38 said:
(had to use the green smilies!)
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Afternoon Bubba,
Is that your Weimeraner in your avitar ? I had one for many years, Fritz was a great dog, I really miss him !
Is that your Weimeraner in your avitar ? I had one for many years, Fritz was a great dog, I really miss him !
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Bubba Tex
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She is a Weim, Axels Windancer Leyna DeLuna. She was pretty succesful on the field trial circuit as a puppy and derby dog, but since we've moved I have neither found a good handler/trainer nor found the time to get her steadied to wing and shot. I hope to find somewhere this summer/fall to run her on some wild birds. Any of you Texans have an abundance of quail? I wouldn't trade her for the world!
vrman
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Hey! I see you got rid of the string and went with that bladed attachment on the wacker. I got the same thing. Now if I can just teach my brother not to destroy the blades on rocks, I'll be all set!
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Bubba Tex
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vrman said:
Wouldn't use anything else anymore. I spent more time trying to untangle line, never could figure out how to wind it, etc. It takes about 3 minutes to put in a replacement blade with this one.
At one time I had a head that used bicycle type chain as cutters. It was great at clearing brushy stuff but **** on trees I wanted to keep, not to mention wooden privacy fencing.
vrman
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Lol! Yeah, I always bought the prewound spools until I came across this new head. I found out it does a good job on metal fencing as well.
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