As promised, Fred---weed wacker

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These are modeled after the larger commercial models, which are about 12" longer than what J.Q. Public's used to. Now, if only Hyram can get Harlen to use them...
 

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Yes they are fantastic Shay, but Chessie 73 asked for whackers. :D I wanted a chain saw and tiller :( . Still, them whackers are great. Fred
 

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The blade bar looks a whole lot better in person. The model represents a heavy duty 30" bar model. Sorry siderod, hedge trimmer's gonna hafta wait...I do have some trains to work on, too ;)
 

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Absolutely, positively, fantastico !!!!! --:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:

You wanna get those guys to use the tools ya better build a gas grill to feed them! -:rolleyes:
 

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If I didn't know that you are an incredible modeler, I'd have sworn those were gag photos of G scale equipment with one of those oversized penny souvenirs!

Outstanding models...simply outstanding!

Eric
 

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Brian, gas grills are for Nawtherners and their whine and cheese parties :D Down South here is Kingsford charcoal country. Built the grill about 10 years ago from a kit's barrel that came in two halves. Some ladder stock, wire and sliced sprue did the rest.

Nuts, Eric...I thought it'd take longer for someone to figure it out :eek:ops: ;)

Thanks, Larry...it's Bob by the way :D Fred's the better lookin' one... :eek:
 

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So where's the beer? Can't have a cookout without beer. And women, and cheesecake. Fred :D