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Old 06-24-2010, 03:04 PM #4
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yep that is probably it Daddy always had it so it would "cut through the grount better you have to have it sharp".... Hasnt been sharpened since last time he sharpened it and he has been gone for 28 years. sure worked better for me in the past with it dull if opening up new are taht is a bugger but it but it will dig right in if yu hang onto it properly
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