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| July 25, 2000 06:19PM |
Mike's right, we had a discussion on pilot plows a while back, it started with:
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However the discussion trailed off with the question of whether engines could or did swap the "smooth sided" for the "pilot beam" plow. It's a good question that wasn't answered at the time. Anyone have an answer
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Don
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However the discussion trailed off with the question of whether engines could or did swap the "smooth sided" for the "pilot beam" plow. It's a good question that wasn't answered at the time. Anyone have an answer
?Don
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Bon Mot | July 25, 2000 06:41AM |
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Bon Mot | July 25, 2000 06:44AM |
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Mike Trent | July 25, 2000 05:15PM |
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Don | July 25, 2000 06:19PM |
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Mike Trent | July 25, 2000 07:57PM |
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Bon Mot | July 25, 2000 08:54PM |
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Don | July 26, 2000 08:03AM |
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Rick Steele | July 26, 2000 09:03AM |
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Don | July 26, 2000 01:48PM |
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