4005 differences

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Did you use that for a snow shovel?
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For those of you who have absolutely no idea what I am talking about (you know who you are Tony, Joey, Aitch, etc.) :mrgreen: :
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bails wrote:...What would a 4005 have looked like if it had had a 360 body instead?
It would be neck heavy since the upper horn of the 360 is much shorter.
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