Try hiking instead of driving that Ford around.
I hear it helps..
I hear it helps..
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Where’s he been? Did he get a Hide timeout? I’ve been wondering the same thing.
No timeout. Been off busy fishing and hunting since he resigned according to pm.
@1J04 im not the only one.
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My 355am view 
Is that for the new German microwave? How many does it seat?This weekends project; changing out 8 UHF microwave magnitrons
Leatherman surge for scale
Not a farmer, but something doesn’t look right
In the lower right hand corner of the picture you can see a corner of what is called the drop box. The input shaft hammered the bearings out. The counter bore for the rear bearing race is egged out so I'm replacing the drop box.
So did you figure out what caused that mess? Looks expensive.
Lol, they're 16' long used for vulcanizing rubber weather stripping
Same thing happened to me when I pushed on the slide release the wrong way, whole front end came off
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Dropbox for a PTO or the front drive? Or if none of the above, what fer. Inquiring minds want to know
Case runs a drop box between the engine and transmission. It lets the transmission sit 6 inches lower than the engine. There is no reduction in the gear train. 1 to 1.
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So more like a monster truck drop box then
Move-n-shoot slug drills
100yd sprints followed by emergency reload on 4 targets.
And giving the Paul Harrell "pullrack" technique some love..
100yd sprints followed by emergency reload on 4 targets.
And giving the Paul Harrell "pullrack" technique some love..
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Pull feeding tube out 3 times in 24 hours, he gets the baby cuffs.
Then as a F you he pulled it out with the mittens on!!
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Feisty is a good thing!
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Budget balling tonight with my cheap toys. Put a few rounds of 300BO on target. Been a long time since I shot in the dark. 
Fold that flag Mister.
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It’s actually two flags. They both need to be disposed of, they are torn and non serviceable. I go through a couple a year here in NC, some days the wind decides to let them have it pretty good. I am slacking on disposing though, but usually burn them here at the house.
The boy scouts used to do retiring ceremonies. Hell, the way they are going they probably can not even light a fire.
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You are probably right on Boy Scouts not being able to light a fire anymore. We used to take a lot of our old flags to the American Legion in Ohio, they would do a ceremony once a month or so. I just haven’t looked since I have moved to NC, so I do the best I can at the house now.
Well!!! thats tough, but great news he is all ornery like his dad! He looks well and hopefully can get those darn tubes and O2 gone soon!
Our Legion, NG, and local FD would have a flag disposal every year on Independence Day around 1800 where I grew up in IA.
Havent been in a few years and they are very honorable. They say a prayer of thanks for all who served and what the flag means.
I have 2 that need this, may do my own in 2022 in a similar fashion.
We go camping on some friend's land to avoid the goobers and all who attend that would be supportive of such a thing.
Like you, I also have two that need to be burned.
I suppose I should crank up the fire pit this week and do that.
Breathing better today.
Up to 8lb 14.2 oz.
Bath later aka lung exercise
Did a little light pruning of a leaning Cottonwood today for my former employer and family friend. Left the main spar for a couple of pileated woodpeckers that were hanging around to whack away at.
Arrived 6-23-14 in a plain cardboard box marked #29. A sibling to my 26” 260 AIAE MK III. They were deeply discounted because of the release of the AT. A 20” 308 that has become my steadfast trainer over the years living on a steady diet of FGMM in the 175 offering. On a nice late fall morning, on my 5th shot, she hit the 3,000 total round count with a nice impact on the 10” plate at 655 yards. It’s still crazy accurate will minimal fuss or maintenance, kinda like your favorite pair of jeans or boots. Old, not in vogue, but I love it.
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The classic is my favorite look in a rifle for some reason. Always thought about getting one, but never have for some reason
I like the old school look too (probably because I'm old
). However, if a AT-X showed up on my doorstep in 6mm Creed, I'd be ok with it 
Torn bicep according to DR... now off for MRI to see how bad
Single life will do that to a guy…..
In seriousness, that blows dude.
Follow orders. Heal fast!!
In seriousness, that blows dude.
Follow orders. Heal fast!!
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I was born in the wrong era I do believe. Love me some old gunsI like the old school look too (probably because I'm old
At least you weren't born on the wrong continent
Hi,
I doubt that this guy gets his RFQ handled in any way he thinks, lolol
That is NOT how any of that works, as in ANY of that; lolol
Sincerely,
Theis
I doubt that this guy gets his RFQ handled in any way he thinks, lolol
That is NOT how any of that works, as in ANY of that; lolol
Sincerely,
Theis
I was going through my ammo cabinet and found these in the back, note the price on the Winchesters.
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I deleted it. Can’t blame a guy for trying
It’s the proper color for an AI. Hate to admit this, but, my 260 Master Race is in FDE
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