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SASmith
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#1 posted 492 days ago
I got a good laugh from watching that video.
I have seen pics of a massive bowl turned on a tractor but cannot find the pic now though. The bowl was so big they had to crib the tractor up off the ground to get the required clearance.
Below is a smaller bowl being turned on a “lathe” powered by a tractor.
Here is the source of the picture.
-- Scott Smith, Southern Illinois
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