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Have to buy a lot of gas to save any thing with a car wash

I never rake the leaves so a friend and I went for a ride. I checked the mileage when I got home 176 miles. Great day.

Sad news. Prayers to the family.

I don't want to know what it will cost to fill the motorhome. I put $100.00 in it and only went about 140 miles and when we got home it read 1/4 tank.

I have not had my last ride yet. If it is dry and not in the 20* I will take a short ride at least once a month. Like I have done as long as I have had the bike.

If it hits the fan I won't be here to worry about it. We live close the the main target ( Washington ) that when it hits we will be gone any how. Now if it is non nuck I will shoot first and then keep on shooting.

She came up with a good one. Now where is the flag? it should be at the top of the star.

I have the one off my bike. I lowered the front end and it was too close to the fender for comfort so I took it off. If you want it send me a PM with your info.

Nice looking ride. What about one of the haulers that goes on the back of the 5er? I see them going down the highway all the time.

I do a fair share of reloading for my son and brother. All rifle no shotgun. Depending on the gun, I can load 5 boxes for the price of two. The one gun I have I can only load 20 rounds out of a one pound can of powder but still cheaper than buying them. I save all of my cases and buy my Primers by the brick and if they are on sale I will get two or three at a time. I get my bullets from Midway or one of the other suppliers by the hundred. I use RCBS press and dyes and a digital scale for each round.

A friend and I use to hunt them with custom 22's. Head shots were all we would take to save the meat. Between the two of us we would take 700 to 800 a year.

Bob I have tried that also. It works for my but no one else can see it.

Jeff I have tried to copy the pic. All I get is the link that is in the post above. It was taken from Facebook so it may not work on here The group on Facebook is Over 50 and still on two wheels. Motorcycle with snow blade attached.

I will try again. I did not get it from photobucket. I got it from Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/groups/180651238704832/permalink/1086560318113915/

Sorry puc I copied it from Facebook. Link works for me but maybe not for any body else. I am not sure how to fix it. It is a good pic sure you would like it.

I was on Facebook and seen the pic and instantly thought of Puc and Jeff. But keep riding. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10209678992883193&set=gm.1086560318113915&type=3&ifg=1

Bob first. Congrats on the purchase of your place. As for the hunting I enjoy both gun and bow. I started bow hunting at 13 and gun at 16. Of all the deer that I have shot at with a bow only four were lost. I feel that if I can't get a good shot I don't take it and will let it walk.

Mine is leaking a little. I will order one and install over the winter. I checked a few parts places on line and found Boats.net to have the best prices.

If it has set for that long you should check all the wireing. Mice love wires.

My son and I put it up on the lift where he works to go over any thing it will need. We also did a coolant flush, trans flush and oil change. We will need to fix a small brake line leak. We will also replace the front rotors and pads as they are the original equipment. Four new tires and an exhaust pipe and muffler. Total cost of repairs $450.00. It should be a good car for my daughter in law to use.

I was setting at home watching TV when the phone started ringing. I answered it and it was a friend asking me if I wanted his car. He and his wife stopped driving about two years ago and the car sat in his shed. I said yes I will come over and talk to you about it. I got it for $500.00 and drove it home. It does need a little service work but not a lot. It is a 95 Olds Cutlass Ceria SL. No rust no dents and the paint looks great and 95,000 miles. I think I got a good buy.

It will not handle like a sport bike but you can scrape pegs with ease. On the bottom back end of the boards is an (L) shape piece of Tungsten steel to keep from scraping the boards up, I have replaced these twice on my RSV.

Puc one of my son's friends did the same thing for us the other night but we did not make a vid of it. LOL Fresh tender loin. :thumbsup2:

Puc you and Jeff can keep that white stuff up north, I still have some riding to do down here in WV. :bowdown:

Not good on math so I can't help. I would go to Harbor freight and get a small band saw. Or go to Grizzley equipment and see what I could find.