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Part VI
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From: North Central Rural Sask.
My thoughts exactly.
I must be strong, my dad bought a bunch of pails of bolts one time from an auction, and I could handle them just as easy as a 5 gallon pail of water!
Speaking of that, I used to carry 2 five gallon pails of water on each arm when I used to have to give calves water in the winter time. After ya spilled one time, ya learned to not rush haha.
I must be strong, my dad bought a bunch of pails of bolts one time from an auction, and I could handle them just as easy as a 5 gallon pail of water!
Speaking of that, I used to carry 2 five gallon pails of water on each arm when I used to have to give calves water in the winter time. After ya spilled one time, ya learned to not rush haha.
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From: Wallingford, CT
My thoughts exactly.
I must be strong, my dad bought a bunch of pails of bolts one time from an auction, and I could handle them just as easy as a 5 gallon pail of water!
Speaking of that, I used to carry 2 five gallon pails of water on each arm when I used to have to give calves water in the winter time. After ya spilled one time, ya learned to not rush haha.
I must be strong, my dad bought a bunch of pails of bolts one time from an auction, and I could handle them just as easy as a 5 gallon pail of water!
Speaking of that, I used to carry 2 five gallon pails of water on each arm when I used to have to give calves water in the winter time. After ya spilled one time, ya learned to not rush haha.
An 80lb bucket in each hand would feel like water to you, Sheldon.
I wish I had 2 buckets full of nails though. Much easier to carry when you're balanced out.
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From: North Central Rural Sask.
Oh you got that right Pete, I used to hate carrying one pail of water around to do chores! 1 pail seemed alot more ackward then 2 pails on each arm.
80 lbs in each hand is nothing to carry, but I am a pretty strong guy too.
Tsk tsk Lisa :P
80 lbs in each hand is nothing to carry, but I am a pretty strong guy too.
Tsk tsk Lisa :P
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From: SEMO
Yes I did.Also installed a 1.0 exhaust housing.Still not back togeather.It was such a nice day we took the kids to park to play.I post the pics when I am finished.
The paint on there is very $$$$.
Good evening everybody!!!
The paint on there is very $$$$.
Good evening everybody!!!
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From: Blairsville,Ga
I must be strong, my dad bought a bunch of pails of bolts one time from an auction, and I could handle them just as easy as a 5 gallon pail of water!
Speaking of that, I used to carry 2 five gallon pails of water on each arm when I used to have to give calves water in the winter time. After ya spilled one time, ya learned to not rush haha.
Speaking of that, I used to carry 2 five gallon pails of water on each arm when I used to have to give calves water in the winter time. After ya spilled one time, ya learned to not rush haha.
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From: SpringHill,Fl
My dad had a few buckets full of nuts and bolts and whatnot that were so heavy they were nearly impossible to pick up.
Thats the color change paint. I guess you haven't seen that before. The paint color changes depending on how the light hits the car or what angle you're looking at it. It goes from yellow to green to pink to purple.
Its gay.
Thats the color change paint. I guess you haven't seen that before. The paint color changes depending on how the light hits the car or what angle you're looking at it. It goes from yellow to green to pink to purple.
Its gay.
my dad left a 50 lb box of 16p nails and a couple hammers laying around...I pity the guy that cuts down the tree next to my old home...
be hard presed to find any mud around here til july! monsoons!
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From: Hampstead, NC
Good evening everyone. Hope you had a good Saturday, don't forget to set those clocks ahead tonight.
I'm having a great time now, anyone want to join me? I'm not telling what's going on until you get here.
I'm having a great time now, anyone want to join me? I'm not telling what's going on until you get here.
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From: Dallas-Ft. Worth
Joe you're just the ultimate home-owner aren't you?
First you have a homelite blower and now a Troy-Built trimmer.
C'mon man. Setup in the world a little. Try out a STIHL. You'll like it. And when it's still running 10 years from now long after a Troy-Built would've crapped out your wallet will thank you.
330$ will buy you a STIHL KM110 power head. So if you divide that out by the 10 years or so it will last it's only gonna cost ya 33 bucks a year to have it.
In case you can't tell I'm a STIHL nut. My STIHL toys: BR600, MS290, (2) KM110 powerheads w/full set of attachments, (2) MS460, TS400, MS210
And on another note: If anyone was ever curious what a 5 gallon pale full of nails weighed in at the answer is 70-80 pounds. I spent a lot of my day with a magnet picking up nails near our grinder.
First you have a homelite blower and now a Troy-Built trimmer.
C'mon man. Setup in the world a little. Try out a STIHL. You'll like it. And when it's still running 10 years from now long after a Troy-Built would've crapped out your wallet will thank you.
330$ will buy you a STIHL KM110 power head. So if you divide that out by the 10 years or so it will last it's only gonna cost ya 33 bucks a year to have it.
In case you can't tell I'm a STIHL nut. My STIHL toys: BR600, MS290, (2) KM110 powerheads w/full set of attachments, (2) MS460, TS400, MS210
And on another note: If anyone was ever curious what a 5 gallon pale full of nails weighed in at the answer is 70-80 pounds. I spent a lot of my day with a magnet picking up nails near our grinder.
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From: Wallingford, CT
I don't know how troy-built stuff hooks in. I don't use it.
Justifying high grade stuff is easier when it makes you $ I suppose.
Question: How many pulls did it take you to start your Ryobi every time you wanted to start it?
Stone cold the KM110s take 3-5 and once they're warm you can just pull and go.
Technically the 110s are four-stroke engines. Some guys who don't know how to maintain their equipment have had problems with melting the valves and dropping them into the cylinder.
They are the guys that pull the guards off their trimmers and have 18" of line hanging off the head.
Justifying high grade stuff is easier when it makes you $ I suppose.
Question: How many pulls did it take you to start your Ryobi every time you wanted to start it?
Stone cold the KM110s take 3-5 and once they're warm you can just pull and go.
Technically the 110s are four-stroke engines. Some guys who don't know how to maintain their equipment have had problems with melting the valves and dropping them into the cylinder.
They are the guys that pull the guards off their trimmers and have 18" of line hanging off the head.
1/8 mile Oval Track
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From: Newport,Tennessee
HA HA How do they do that? I mean,get 30 or so in a vehicle....lol
Its called chameleon paint, it was very very high when it first came out,something like 1k a gallon, not sure if it every went down in price since then.
[quote=Smokin';7233395
Thats the color change paint. I guess you haven't seen that before. The paint color changes depending on how the light hits the car or what angle you're looking at it. It goes from yellow to green to pink to purple.
Its gay.[/quote]
Oh come on...3!? Its an expedition, theres gotta be at least 15 of them somewhere that all carpool!
YouTube - That's So Funny - Mexicans In A Van
YouTube - That's So Funny - Mexicans In A Van
[quote=Smokin';7233395
Thats the color change paint. I guess you haven't seen that before. The paint color changes depending on how the light hits the car or what angle you're looking at it. It goes from yellow to green to pink to purple.
Its gay.[/quote]
Post Fiend
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From: Wallingford, CT
Nobody knows. The Mexicans have those clowns sitting there scratching their heads saying WTF?!