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B_Starry
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 Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2004 5:05 am Post subject: Trimmer line as a repair tool ... |
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mulligan stew
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cool--I like learning new repair stuff. Have you tried the Brass Saver brushes? you'll never use a snake again.
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hazmat
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| It's funny because the same thing happened to me two weeks ago. I just took the snake and pushed it out if I remember correctly. then threw it away. |
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