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If a tree falls in the forest... 120-130

posted by  KlausC on  Mon Sep 2 13:08 CST 2013
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Bummer Matt, The tree was already mostly dead but the 220 survived! Except for the rack, which might be able to be straightened, consider it to be a love tap.

Yes, a good body man can clean that up, if he knows how to work steel panels thicker than 1 mill. But after making a pile of firewood, take off the rack and wax the damaged area. Wax will keep any rust at bay and let you see what the real damage is.

How about a large bandage decal?





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