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Article: Rhino Awards Flex-Wing Cutter to Celebrate 50th Anniversary

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May 1, 2006
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Daniel Sloan, Black Rock, Ark., won a new heavy-duty FR15 flex-wing rotary cutter from Rhino. Alamo Group, parent company of Rhino, marked their 50th year of flex-wing cutter technology in 2005. To celebrate this first in the rotary cutter industry, Rhino solicited contest entries from around the nation for the grand prize of a new Rhino rotary cutter. Sloan's entry was randomly selected from the several thousand entries. Sloan, a poultry farmer and part time high school math and physics teacher, says, "This is certainly exciting and I don't know what I did to be blessed in such a way".

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