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Question for the Contractor types....or Hardware savvy in general. The Bolts that hold the bracket for the snowplow on my Polaris are a total PITA to put on. It isn't a perfect fit, and is a PAIN, the bracket broke and my buddy had a new one welded up, this thing is STOUT now, but I am curious what the quick release type bolts are called? The ones that look like a beefy hood pin. I am thinking it won't be quite as hard to remove and install after it's broke in good, but OMG today sucked getting that plow on!!!! It just got welded up this morning, plowed like a champ!
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I think I know what kinda pins your talking about. Its a pin with a heavy wire circle that flips over the pin to keep it in place, not sure what the name of it is though.
Maybe not, sounds like ya need something that might hold a little better.
Maybe not, sounds like ya need something that might hold a little better.
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I would certainly hope so! No need to work yourself to death while in FLORIDA! Just work yourself half to death!
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Guess the real name is a linch pin.
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From: SpringHill,Fl
Hey Patricia, did you get the rest of the laundry folded?
I am not allowed to touch laundry at my house (at least the washing part), and my kids are old enough to fold and put it away for us. On the other hand I am the keeper of the kitchen in my house, I cook, dish their plates and serve it to them, and clean up afterwards. I also do the grocery shopping. If the kids need homeade cookies for a school function they ask SuperDad!
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(not to imply in any way that SuperMom could not make said cookies or that the quality of said cookies would be any greater or less than if SuperMom made them.)
I am not allowed to touch laundry at my house (at least the washing part), and my kids are old enough to fold and put it away for us. On the other hand I am the keeper of the kitchen in my house, I cook, dish their plates and serve it to them, and clean up afterwards. I also do the grocery shopping. If the kids need homeade cookies for a school function they ask SuperDad!
LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
(not to imply in any way that SuperMom could not make said cookies or that the quality of said cookies would be any greater or less than if SuperMom made them.)
Well it seems like theyve been popping up a lot. Granted, I havent seen many retail locations but the ones at sporting events are everywhere it seems! At 5 bucks for like 2ozs its unreal. No telling how cheap that stuff really is from the distributor! Prolly 15 bucks for 5 pounds haha
Buffalo Wild Wings is a good one too....4 of them popped up around Richmond area in last 2 years...too much hassle with ABC license IMO
Buffalo Wild Wings is a good one too....4 of them popped up around Richmond area in last 2 years...too much hassle with ABC license IMO
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From: Bellingham, WA
Foam...lol... It's just in a roll at Lowes or Depot next to the laminate usually. It is sold in rolls. Relatively inexpensive. Just hard to keep in place while you are slamming the planks together, which is why I like the backed laminate. EDIT- Here's some good info http://www.woodsthebest.com/Flooring...derlayment.htm
I suppose that would work well, but wouldnt allow any give...It would only be a problem if using a cheap grade of laminate, any mid to high end stuff will be stout enough to be okay.
Merry Christmas Travis!! Have a safe trip bud.
Merry Christmas Travis!! Have a safe trip bud.