October BS thread!!
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I am not sure what you are using for bait and I don't need a picture of what you are using either! LOL
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Should be close to 70 on Friday
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I could have told you that from the first time the thread appeared! LOL
Hmmmm this looks familiar......1994 Arctic Cat ZR 580
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That thread was interesting reading. Every truck is going to break down at some point. You can count on it!! People forget these are mechanical things. Mechanical things have slight variations in manufacturing process no matter how much they try to make every single one identical. Maybe a few of the 6.0s were legitimate lemons. I bet there were a few lemon 7.3s as well. It also depends on what you do and how you maintain it.
I'd take a 6.0 that's been properly taken care of any day. Of course, with my luck, I'd be the first one to break it.
I'd take a 6.0 that's been properly taken care of any day. Of course, with my luck, I'd be the first one to break it.
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