It's already July thread........
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Joined: Apr 2003
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From: H-town, MN
Good morning fellas!
Hoping it rains here today. Only gotten a few showers at best last couple days and grass and trees are looking sickly. Trying to water the trees with buckets takes a while. It's Thirsty Thursday so drink up and stay hydrated!
Hoping it rains here today. Only gotten a few showers at best last couple days and grass and trees are looking sickly. Trying to water the trees with buckets takes a while. It's Thirsty Thursday so drink up and stay hydrated!
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From: Isanti, MN
Good morning everyone!
Thanks Ethan. Hannah is our 4-year-old daughter who has spina bifida. She's had some really crappy luck with it so far.
Originally Posted by Baatzy
I hope things go alright for you Tom, not entirely sure of what your family has going on but I know even routine stuff can get tiring and problematic fairly quickly.
Post Fiend
Joined: Jun 2014
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From: DFW, TX-GoldCanyon, AZ
Good morning guys... More storms rolled through in the wee hours here... Geeze we could use a break from this and just get a normal rain fir a change..
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From: Suppertown, MN
Morning Everyone,
Day two of second shift is over, pretty much 2 to 1 with drive time included. Working on getting used to it but so far can't sleep late enough in the morning.
I hope things go alright for you Tom, not entirely sure of what your family has going on but I know even routine stuff can get tiring and problematic fairly quickly.
All the humidity is building up for another good storm by the looks of the light show to the west on my way home tonight.
Day two of second shift is over, pretty much 2 to 1 with drive time included. Working on getting used to it but so far can't sleep late enough in the morning.
I hope things go alright for you Tom, not entirely sure of what your family has going on but I know even routine stuff can get tiring and problematic fairly quickly.
All the humidity is building up for another good storm by the looks of the light show to the west on my way home tonight.
Good morning Dave!
Good morning Jay!
Good morning Chris!
Good morning Randy!
FTE Chapter Leader
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Suppertown, MN
Sometimes those official reports are not so good. If you would have got that 2.75 over two days then it would have been good. I only got about 1/10 last night. Just enough to settle the dust.
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From: Orange, Vermont
VT Chapter Ldr
Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Orange, Vermont
the camper pulls really nice. It is like 28' total length and when fully loaded probably 8500lbs or so. I don't use any sway or draw bars, just the class 3 hitch. The snowmobile trailer with 4 kayaks probably weigh 500-600 lbs so not much to weight to tow. I will probably look into the Thule 830 roof rack stacker setup. Just sucks putting the kayaks up on the roof, the trailer is so much easier. I'm going to by a used boat trailer and use that for kayaks so that should be a little lighter than the snowmobile trailer.
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Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Suppertown, MN
the camper pulls really nice. It is like 28' total length and when fully loaded probably 8500lbs or so. I don't use any sway or draw bars, just the class 3 hitch. The snowmobile trailer with 4 kayaks probably weigh 500-600 lbs so not much to weight to tow. I will probably look into the Thule 830 roof rack stacker setup. Just sucks putting the kayaks up on the roof, the trailer is so much easier. I'm going to by a used boat trailer and use that for kayaks so that should be a little lighter than the snowmobile trailer.
If nothing else at least flip your receiver hitch and that would raise your camper as well to at least help level it out.