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halifaxhops said:
Seriously have way to much of it, never buy 40 lbs of it unless you are going crabbing!
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We use Chicken Necks for crabbing on a Trot Line. Tie em on about every 9ft. The line is 1200ft long. Anchored on both ends with a buoy . Simply pick the line up on the hook on the gunnel, of yur boat, ride down the line and scoop the BIG Crabs off the line as they come up to the boat. Run the 1200 ft of line. Cull out the smalls and throw em back. Rinse and repeat, bout 8 or 10 times. Gets a bushel of #1 Jimmys ( large male crabs )......:thumbsup:
 
No room for them in the truck and have to see the cash also. Actually Dean can get some deals also. Kind of want the Bridgestone duelers good ratings in all conditions, Marilyn will be using it also in the winter.
 
I may pick this up. 318 with 85,000 miles and a new transmission
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krazykuda said:
Detroit and Windsor go in on their fireworks display every year... That way both sides get more bang for their buck.... :canada: :usflag:

It's always a good display....
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Kid across the street went all out and bought a crapload of mortar's smallest 3" largest I think 8" Should be a good show.
 
They are terrible here and really common. No idea why they did not put mud flaps on them. Also for some reason the front brake line under the rad support rots also, seems common here.
 
Tike give me a call I will walk you through what to look for. I got lucky but knew the truck was not used in the winter.
 
Old man ray said:
Morning Chris.
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Hey Ray
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Depends on your definition of “fix”

halifaxhops said:
Tires that I want are 300 each, need 5 all are bad wont trust them for a spare either. Sucks they are brand new and old and bubbled in the sidewalls. Cost more than I bought the truck for. The tractor killed me this summer.

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Achilles brand tires would get ya by and are cheap.
 
Was looking at them, have not heard much about them. Really want good no worries tires on there for her. See what I can spend after next week.
 
We were right under the action. Got some fallout but it was a good show.

 
halifaxhops said:
Was looking at them, have not heard much about them. Really want good no worries tires on there for her. See what I can spend after next week.
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I don’t have a road review for you sadly. I put them on the dart mostly for mock up purposes. Ordered off of Amazon. Had a local tire shop owner put them on for me. He said he’s been trying to get a deal to carry them. He said despite being made in Indonesia, they’re pretty decent. Said the price point obviously drives their popularity but they seem to be on par with other mid tier brands
 
Mounting and balancing I use my friends equipment at the farm yard so that's a moot point. He has a lift also. I want to get it on the road this summer so any bugs can be worked out before winter it sat for a long time so anything can happen. Have a voltage drain I have to get some time and figure out and re wire the radio It had a amp I took out and gave to a friend. Hopefully small stuff. Stil have to change the trans flluid and the posi!!!!! fluid.:icon_fU:
 
halifaxhops said:
Kid across the street went all out and bought a crapload of mortar's smallest 3" largest I think 8" Should be a good show.
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Mae bought a 500g ‘cake’. I was going to set it off out back till I opened it and saw some are mounted on an angle. Too many trees, so looks like it will be going to my son. :(
 
At the car show. More Mopar than I expected. 67 Charger with 6.4 crate and a Hellcat Challenger pulled up next to me. :thumbsup:

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