I recently purchased a set of 'WeedEater Wheels' which attached to my string
trimmer and I am very pleased. It went on in seconds, and I'm able to adjust
the wheels without having to stop my trimmer. It really makes trimming a lot
easier. I recommend this product which I purchased on line at:
www.greatgadget.net

Nifty idea, but $35 for weed whacker training wheels is a bit much for
me...

Gonna see what I can do myself. : )

"DutchDoll2" wrote in message
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I recently purchased a set of 'WeedEater Wheels' which attached to
my string
trimmer and I am very pleased. It went on in seconds, and I'm able
to adjust
the wheels without having to stop my trimmer. It really makes
trimming a lot
easier. I recommend this product which I purchased on line at:
www.greatgadget.net

On 01 Aug 2003 21:10:50 GMT, (DutchDoll2) Replied
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I recently purchased a set of 'WeedEater Wheels' which attached to my string
trimmer and I am very pleased. It went on in seconds, and I'm able to adjust
the wheels without having to stop my trimmer. It really makes trimming a lot
easier. I recommend this product which I purchased on line at:
www.greatgadget.net

I bet you sell this piece of shit , also

Thanks, looks as if I can make them quite easily and a for a lot lower
price.

--
David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

"............Made In Bedford Virdinia ..........."

Is this a New State????
Could it be" the State of the Art"????

--
David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

"............Made In Bedford Virdinia ..........."

Is this a New State????
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No, it's one of the first oridinal states.
My brother Deorge and his wife Dinder lives there.