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Old 05-06-2022, 11:42 AM   #1
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Old 05-06-2022, 08:43 PM   #4
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10/10 for ingenuity.

I bet the driver used to be a carny.
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Nice, but I’d wait a while before buying one….surely an air-ride version will be available soon as an upgrade.
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I bet the driver used to be a carny.
Nope.
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Is there really much difference?
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I think I found his cousins!

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I hope you aren't equating a carney and a farmer with a mouthful of anything.
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Nice, but I’d wait a while before buying one….surely an air-ride version will be available soon as an upgrade.
I was thinking there is a perfect spot for an air bag right below the ball....
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It looks like a lot of ingenuity to me. Each component appears to be rated for 5,000 pounds. I might be inclined to do that if the trailer was empty and I had a short distance to go on back roads. I would hook up the safety chains though.
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And to think we share the road with them.
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And to think we share the road with them.
Terrifying thought aint it?
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The one with the built-up wood blocks has a Bernie bumper sticker. Not being political, just saying....
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