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09/22/2010 4:42 PM

how to make a lawn chipper / vac more efficient

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Re: Impeller

09/22/2010 5:20 PM

Lawn chipper?? Maybe a Lawn Mower? Like this

More efficient than what?

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09/23/2010 1:17 AM

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Re: Impeller

09/23/2010 12:36 PM

"how to make a lawn chipper / vac more efficient"

You can make your lawn chipper / vac more efficient by hiring someone with they're own equipment to to take care of your landscaping needs.

Your lawn chipper / vac will not use a drop of fuel.

Try it, you will see!

(Sorry - couldn't help myself, I'm off to the bad boy corner now)

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Re: Impeller

09/24/2010 4:49 AM

If the lawn is big enough buy a goat. The lawn is the fuel. No need to vacuum. The roses grow better with the recycled waste.

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