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FALL IS HERE. I USED THIS TO GET UP ALL THE LEAVES IN MY YARD. SINCE MOST OF THE TREES ARE GONE, I DONT NEED IT ANYMORE. DID A GREAT JOB. IT HAS NOT BEEN STARTED IN TWO YEARS BUT HAS BEEN KEPT INSIDE THE GARAGE. TURNS EASY. SEARS CALLS THIS A POWER BRUSH. PICK UP ONLY. I LIVE IN LUTHERVILLE. MD WHICH IS 30 MIN NORTH OF BALTIMORE. THANKS
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