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	Blount International, Inc.

Lehman Brothers Merchant
Banking Partners II L.P.

Annual Meeting

November 20, 2003

Outdoor Products Industrial and Power
Equipment Lawnmower

	Agenda

	• • •	Company Overview Recent Developments Financial Overview
	•	Next Steps

	Company Overview

	Company Overview

	Outdoor Products	Industrial & Power Equipment	Lawnmower
	Oregon Cutting Systems Group	Forestry & Industrial Equipment Division	Dixon Industries
	ICS	Gear Products

	Outdoor Products

• The Outdoor Products segment (“OPG”) is the world’s leading manufacturer of chainsaw chains and guide bars

• The Outdoor Products segment operates through two subsidiaries, Oregon Cutting Systems Group (“Oregon”) and ICS

• Oregon produces a wide variety of cutting chain, chain saw guide bars and mechanical timber harvesting equipment

• ICS produces specialized concrete cutting equipment

• For the period ending September 30, 2003, OPG posted LTM Revenues of $348.7 mm and LTM EBITDA of $93.9 mm

• Factors affecting the business include currency, competition, offshore production, and weather

	Industrial & Power Equipment

• The Industrial & Power Equipment segment (“IPEG”) operates through two subsidiaries, the Forestry & Industrial Equipment Division (“FIED”) and Gear Products (“Gear”)

• FIED manufacturers hydraulic timber harvesting equipment under the Hydro-Ax, Prentice, CTR and Fabtek brand names

• Gear Products is a leading manufacturer of rotational system components for mobile heavy equipment

• For the period ending September 30, 2003, IPEG posted LTM Revenues of $144.1 mm and LTM EBITDA of $9.4 mm

• Factors affecting the business include commodity prices, currency, inventory levels and imports

	Lawnmower

• The Lawnmower segment operates through its subsidiary, Dixon Industries (“Dixon”)

• Dixon manufacturers zero turning radius (ZTR) lawn mowers and related attachments

• For the period ending September 30, 2003, the Lawnmower segment posted LTM Revenues of $35.7 mm and LTM EBITDA of $0.7 mm

• Factors affecting the business include weather, competition, and a distribution channel shift

	Recent Developments

	Recent Developments

• Improve capital structure/leverage ratio

— In May of 2003, Blount closed a new $190 million senior credit facility, which includes a revolver of up to $67 million, a Term Loan A of up to $38 million, and a Term Loan B of up to $85 million

• Proceeds of the facility were used to refinance the existing senior term loans and to fund working capital

• The new facility will provide the Company with extended maturity on its credit facilities

• The new facility also provides the Company with additional liquidity to make additional investments into chain manufacturing

— From September 30, 2002 to September 30, 2003, Blount reduced net debt by $15M to $569; during that time period, leverage improved from 7.1 to 6.1

	Recent Developments

• Strategic Initiatives

— In March of 2003, Blount signed worldwide marketing and supply agreements with Caterpillar, Inc.

• The agreements are expected to strengthen the Company’s position as a leader in the forestry industry in North America and provide the Forestry and Industrial Equipment Division expanded distribution opportunities in worldwide markets

• Continued cash flow generation

— LTM EBITDA increased from $81.8 mm (as of 9/30/02) to $94.1 million (as of 9/30/03), or $12.3 mm, a 15% increase

— Continue to monitor capital expenditures and corporate overhead

	Recent Developments

• Cost improvement activities

— Increased production in low-cost facility in Brazil

— Increased purchasing of components from off-shore

— ERP implementation is on track

— Lean manufacturing at IPEG plants

	Financial Overview

	Financial Overview

	Nine Months 2003 Total Sales $400M	Nine Months 2003 EBITDA Contribution $72M

	Financial Overview

	($ in millions)	9 Months Ended 9/30
	Sales EBIT EBITDA	2003 $399.9 $ 61.9 $ 71.9	2002 $351.4 $ 51.5 $ 61.4	% 13.8% 20.2% 17.1%

	Financial Overview

	LTM EBITDA   Total Debt   Total Leverage Ratio	l $ 94 $611 6.5
	Net Leverage Ratio   Fixed Coverage Ratio Covenant Requirements   Minimum EBITDA	6.1 1.06
	• Until 9/30/2005     • 9/30/2005 to 9/30/2006     • Remainder of Term Fixed CoverageRatio Maximum Capital Expenditures		$75 Million $80 Million $85 Million .85x $20 Million

	Next Steps

• Continued Cash Flow Generation  

• Offshore Production Opportunities  

• Sell Non-Core Assets  

• Focus on Capital Structure Improvements and Debt Reduction