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Author Topic: Cleaning out a kerosene can.  (Read 1166 times)

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Yesterday at 04:28:23 PM Reply #30

Offline Jerkbiat

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Re: Cleaning out a kerosene can.
Yup. Textron really f#&$ked up that company. Only thing I am unsure of is anything happening to the off-road side?
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Yesterday at 07:08:14 PM Reply #31

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Re: Cleaning out a kerosene can.
Quote from: Jerkbiat on Yesterday at 04:28:23 PM
Yup. Textron really f#&$ked up that company. Only thing I am unsure of is anything happening to the off-road side?
It's to bad the employees couldn't try and buy them out.  The bad years of no work or sales during Covid and last winter and this one so far. It really has sunk the sled industry.  It's going to be down to SkiDoo and Polaris, if they can makea profit!   :undecided:
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Today at 06:59:13 AM Reply #32

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Re: Cleaning out a kerosene can.
On the radio they said something about Textron having an idea of some sort that they want to do but no details. ????
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