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Im certainly interested , just spoke to Keith Douglas nice fella, informative , arb truck is cheaper than I thought it would be, plus there isnt great deal of working parts like skid steers ( boxer and vermeer)so less to go wrong. I prefer wheeled machines as tracks on customers grass is a no no , this could be what I'm looking for !

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Im certainly interested , just spoke to Keith Douglas nice fella, informative , arb truck is cheaper than I thought it would be, plus there isnt great deal of working parts like skid steers ( boxer and vermeer)so less to go wrong. I prefer wheeled machines as tracks on customers grass is a no no , this could be what I'm looking for !

 

why are tracks a no no? my boxer 427 is fine

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