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Posted by Mark - IN. on August 19, 2004 at 17:01:08 from (205.188.117.10):
In Reply to: Post Auger posted by Dan in Ore on August 18, 2004 at 19:43:22:
Dan, I went by the place today (Tom Witvoet & Sons in Hersher, IL) and plan B didn't work - they didn't have internet access, so they couldn't look at your picture. But I described it as best I could see it, and they said "Auger on the front? Are you sure? Never seen one before, gotta be expensive, or home made". And they didn't have an auger for me, but can get one quick if I want them to. I figure if I've gotta wait for one, may as well get it from an impliment dealer back home in Indiana. And more dumb luck, they had a consignment sale Aug 3rd, and I missed it by a couple of weeks just like I did the one on May 1. Mmm mmm mmm. Well, maybe I'll remember to catch the one Dec 7, or pickup a deal in between. Nice guys, and stufff, they got stuffff. Sorry, I tried.
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