Was a goodie but they all have to go sometime.
Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?
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That one was no where near ready to go.......hell th' wheels were still on it....
Their vehicles last much better and longer than ours, got 34 years out of my old GMC, still miss that truck.
Jimmy in NC
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In that pic she was 15 years old and 250,000 miles. Still solid. Trucks last and last down here.
Jimmy in NC
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Who was looking for a new storm anchor for their boat? I have a new 32" OEM bad weather extension that goes with it still in the packaging.
Might hold my canoe in place but not any of my boats.Who was looking for a new storm anchor for their boat? I have a new 32" OEM bad weather extension that goes with it still in the packaging.
Few inches of snow, nothing to go on about.
Snow squall off Superior , whiteout in effect !
It’s chilly out.
Jimmy in NC
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No new frost!
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Jimmy in NC
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Probably not the best place for a plug ...meh we will see.
Probably not the best place for a plug ...meh we will see.
Dan can weld that up for ya.!
Dave86
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I love all five of my Echo saws. You got a problem with that?haven't you learn yet. just mention you are an echo lover/worshipper. that will get things going
Hey Rob, how`s retirement going?
A lot of work figuring out what days to take off.
Leave the middle/end April.......and withstand 3 day weekend shift have to take off 22 days.
A "MAY POP" in January?? A bit out of season ..
Jimmy in NC
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That truck will see less than 5000 miles a year. Tires will rot off of it before they wear out unless I go doing donuts one night. I'll wing it.
I have had more than one with a plug, they wore treadbare and the plug was still in and holding air. A blowout patch on the inside is a better fix but not always warranted.
Jimmy in NC
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Plugs don't scare me... but the corner of the sidewall is not best.
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