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    Patrol GU Snow Plow anyone

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    Could do with something similar to that up here at the moment, but instead of the blade, a mower to cut the spear grass which has grown up in the middle of tracks with it's seed heads at or just above radiator height. Nah guess not, the shadecloth protector will have to do.

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    There is an old rusty 60 series Toyota rigged up like that located at Tin City on Stockton Beach. They use it to keep the sand hills from drifting and covering their shacks. Looks interesting.

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