kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
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Bruce from Can.
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- Location
- Woodville, Ontario, Canada
Drivers Ed class ?
onefarmer
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- 6735 S Lowell Rd, St Johns, Mi 48879
I have the middle one. It rolls very easy unless the wheel starts cutting in. Gotta keep the wheel oiled though
Janicholson
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The middle one Snores. Jim
Pete in MD
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- Central Maryland
Maybe old knows the answer by now.
Brian G. NY
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Consider yourself lucky....I started at 10 or 12 by wheeling one up a ramp outside the back of the barn and dumping it into the spreader.
I would never be without one. They are very maneuverable on a side hill. Not sure the 2 wheel versions would be any good except on fairly level ground.
The first one, probably because of the patch in it. Cece Hagan, the block man who laid blocks for our pig pen in '60 left it behind. It was worn. It was a good way for a
young guy to use his strength wheeling pig poop out beside the building. My brother still has the frame and it was his wheel barrow. I gave him one of mine a year or so
ago. He has a 1630 FEL with quick attach. I use a ply wheel barrow I bought in '87 out west. I've mixed a lot of concrete in it and have more to mix yet.
young guy to use his strength wheeling pig poop out beside the building. My brother still has the frame and it was his wheel barrow. I gave him one of mine a year or so
ago. He has a 1630 FEL with quick attach. I use a ply wheel barrow I bought in '87 out west. I've mixed a lot of concrete in it and have more to mix yet.
BAnNC
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- Western North Carolina
Goose, I think Larry could help you with that.
Kansasredneck
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I was helping with the clean up at Joplin
Missouri. While waiting to turn in gear
for the day, I stood my wheelbarrow on the
handles, then took a seat. Its called a
Mexican easy chair. Seemed like half the
folks there snapped pictures.
Missouri. While waiting to turn in gear
for the day, I stood my wheelbarrow on the
handles, then took a seat. Its called a
Mexican easy chair. Seemed like half the
folks there snapped pictures.
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