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A Wart Hog Digging. It has a lot in common with the FLU419.
Huh!
I thought THIS....
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A Wart Hog Digging. It has a lot in common with the FLU419.
Chris, the Opel Blitz always fools me for a second or two when you post a picture of her, she looks so close to a 1950 Chevrolet 1/2 ton.
I have been thinking about making a branching in my dump hydraulics, to manipulate legs to raise the bed from the frame etc, but these tools are cool as well. Have to figure that out.Over the years we try to complete the equipment. Now we have all the stock hydr. Stanley tools plus the hydr.impact which is the most used one .
Spec. loosing the lug nuts.
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