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Posted: Wed Feb 09, 05 12:00 pm Post subject: wolf terrex autospade |
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there are two wolf terrex spades on ebay at the moment ,one is 50 pound the other is 20 pound , i would not pay any more than 25 as i have one of these spades and i only paid 20 for it and it was fairly new, my dad also has one but we would not part with them, they are good once you get used too them, it depends how bad you want one really ,parts are very hard too get hold of the springs tend to snap after a while , but if you do manage to get hold of one, try not to turn over huge sods of earth, a bit at a time is better otherwise the large bottom spring can snap |
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Bugs
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tahir
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