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Re: Shredders?

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Lisa- I thought I was the only up at that time in the am! The Flowtron
thing-Could you explain it a bit more? How it works - where you got it -
what it costs? My system works but am always looking for  ideas for my
Chiristmas, Birthday list.-Sounds interesting-Teri
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Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 8:12 AM
Subject: Re: Shredders?


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> In a message dated 2/12/01 8:06:02 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> bmissen@telusplanet.net writes:
>
> <<
>  > Friends- I hope to purchase/rent a shredder to shred leaves, etc. for
my
>  > compositors this year. Does anyone use an
>  > electric-powered shredder to shred leaves, grasss, etc. for compost?
>  > What brand is it? Do you like it?
>  >
>  > bill missen.
>  > >>
>
> Bill I have an electric Flowtron Leaf Eater that is round and fits on a
trash
> can.  That thing can process a lot of leaves rather quickly  and even
> processes shredded paper too.  On the other hand I have a gas powered
chipper
> shredder that I use for heavier things.  The chipper is a Craftsman that
will
> take 3" limbs.  Both work fine and I use them for different things so one
> does not really take the place of the other.
>
> Lisa - where it is 23 this morning
>
>
>
> Toledo ( 46.4400°N, 122.8460°W)
> Hardiness Zone 7
> Heat Zone 4
> 5829.95 Miles to go
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