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  1. 03-06-2020, 5:06 PM #16
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    For $90 for DHL International, it sure as heck better have shipped! LOL
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  2. 03-07-2020, 1:09 AM #17
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    Too bad. I have the same machine. For me it was the chain that once broke loose, the chain connector clip broke. Had a hard time finding a matching one in the local shops but finally found something that worked.
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  3. 03-07-2020, 8:39 PM #18
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    New idler wheel/tire arrived today. This one appears to be urethane and much nicer than the original. I'll hopefully get it installed tomorrow and be fully "back in business". Literally. I need to mill some stock for a client project.

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