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The editing is different but the action shots are great. Looks like a good time.

Deer love bullets. I feed them ammo all the time.

That's a cool vid. Short, to the point and not over plugged.

Sorry to dwell, but how did he manage to do that?????? The hill had no tracks, I don't see a jump. I just don't understand. Did he flop it to screw over the buyer? Did it get hit with a shooting star? Please advise.

17 is the wave of the future. Get some.

Depends on how you wheel. Weight up high is always a bad idea, but that is where my spare tire is. I did notice almost 2 miles less per gallon though.

I also got a few videos. Here is the link to my channel. http://www.youtube.com/user/E30Newbie

Scalers are less expensive in the overall. Not much to break once most of the plastic is replaced. I am likley going to sell my g500. I have too many of them. Here's are mine:

Agreed. I personally have the Millermatic DVI. Love it!

the acronym on the door and the name on the windshield serve it well.

Looks like a nice climb

Welcome to the party. Hope you feel better. LOL FWIW, I checked the pallets at the shop that we snagged and they are indeed stapled together. Not saying that a staple wont puncture a tire but after a good burning I feel much better inside knowing that the chance of the burn pile ruining...

I will be there again. Lots of fun at the last GTG. I wont be bogging but I will be the token rescue vehicle if you would like. Now that I have the winch working like it should we can yard those pesky Suburbans out with ease....LOL

No problem, I take no offense. The sad news is that I have had lots of fires like that over the years and have never thought to pickup the nails afterwards. The better news is this may be the only one where another vehicle would drive over the spot the fire was actually at. I will have that at...

Ummmmm....... Short answer, no. Honestly, I never thought about that...... And now I feel bad. :booo: Buzz kill .

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Few more: Someone was happy to be going along for the ride. Finally I could not plow any more. Had to back-up, remove the mountain of packed snow and start a new run at it. Where I stopped.

Yea, we had a great day to say the least. A few pics I got and a few videos. Tree # 2 that we had to cut and remove. The first tree that we cut out needed a good tug with the winch to move. Another tree needing removal.

Looks like a great time. Its crazy to see how much tire size matters. That Jeep on boggers was money.

You, are a good man.