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Loggerhogger

November 04, 2006 09:04PM

Bret,
Great shots. Yes, the summer spark arrestors from the factory were often replaced with the ones ths shop crews trusted.
Martin

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Oregon Lumber #7 as New Mexico Lbr #7 PIC	Loggerhogger	November 03, 2006 06:52AM
Re: Oregon Lumber #7 as New Mexico Lbr #7	PRSL	November 03, 2006 09:02PM
Re: Oregon Lumber #7 as New Mexico Lbr #7	El Coke	November 04, 2006 07:20AM
Re: Oregon Lumber #7 as New Mexico Lbr #7	Loggerhogger	November 04, 2006 05:05PM
Re: Oregon Lumber #7 as New Mexico Lbr #7	PRSL	November 04, 2006 06:44PM
Re: Oregon Lumber #7 as New Mexico Lbr #7	Loggerhogger	November 04, 2006 07:15PM
Re: Oregon Lumber #7 as New Mexico Lbr #7 PIC	Loggerhogger	November 04, 2006 07:25PM
Re: Oregon Lumber #7 as New Mexico Lbr #7 PIC	J.B.Bane	November 04, 2006 08:07PM
Re: Oregon Lumber #7 as New Mexico Lbr #7	Loggerhogger	November 04, 2006 09:04PM

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