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Will a Scheppach TS2500 fit in a Ford Focus Estate
I just wondered if anyone has tried to put a TS2500 in an estate car. I
believe the top can be separated from the base, is that correct? if so is it likely to fit in my Ford Focus? Geoff |
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muttongeoff wrote: I just wondered if anyone has tried to put a TS2500 in an estate car. I believe the top can be separated from the base, is that correct? if so is it likely to fit in my Ford Focus? Geoff Geoff, users of this NG are 95% North American and Sheppach is not sold in the US or Canada. Try www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums Scheppach is the most popular TS with users on the site. Might be a few Focus owners too...... Rgds Noel |
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