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Originally Posted by Rusty Drove mine from April to July. Then blew out my arm. It will be next April before it comes out again. Think I only put about

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Drove mine from April to July. Then blew out my arm. It will be next April before it comes out again. Think I only put about 2,000 miles on this year.
Well we all understand the difficultly of driving and shifting with only one functioning arm. Glad rehab is going well and I know with your new mods & a rebuilt arm, you'll be ready to tear it up in the spring
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Have full function of the arm now. Just a little hard to twist the wrist at times. The arm doesn't have a whole lot of strength yet. I'm curling 5 lbs.
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Have full function of the arm now. Just a little hard to twist the wrist at times. The arm doesn't have a whole lot of strength yet. I'm curling 5 lbs.
You Wouldn't be dis-appointed in a 7A/T-Swap!
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