Mike Pailliotet
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at the time?
Was the Greenhorn really the best.
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The best wand is the one that makes you money.
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The Greenhorn is still a very good wand.
I love the one I got. Extra long tube that Greenie made me as a one off.
I love that it has some weight to it and not just skipping around on top of the carpet. I personally can't stand lightweight wands.
That wand looks a little weird in you picture. Something is not right with that setup.
I love the one I got. Extra long tube that Greenie made me as a one off.
I love that it has some weight to it and not just skipping around on top of the carpet. I personally can't stand lightweight wands.
That wand looks a little weird in you picture. Something is not right with that setup.
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I only use Peek for metal. That and some elbow grease and the wand skack is gone.
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full of sand.
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Nope, never was.
Twas an attempt to diversify on a niche market expansion .
But he made his cash...
Kunkle valves another waste of cash...
Titanium another waste.
I know of at least twenty floating around...
The glides were. Fine the rest of his stuff.pft...
Twas an attempt to diversify on a niche market expansion .
But he made his cash...
Kunkle valves another waste of cash...
Titanium another waste.
I know of at least twenty floating around...
The glides were. Fine the rest of his stuff.pft...
