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Old 09-04-16, 06:46
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Lynn

I will bow to your points about it having it's uses. But where it does not belong is on huge door and fender patches, or trying to join two halves of a cast hand-crank together. These are the kinds of jack-ass repairs I have had to deal with over the years. I never could figure out how these baboons managed to get the torches to light, besides not burn down the shop.
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