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But of course it is,,, and because I love all you VR folks I'll be picking up everyone's motel tab at next years International rally, if I hit the lottery [emoji8]

The only headshake I get is when Jeannie slaps the side of my helmet !!!

To what benefit of yamaha's ? Sounds like interweb BS to me!

Look at the shock mount ,jus ahead of the rear wheel if it's leaking you'll see oil on it and the linkage, of course if he's powerwashed it it may be clean & no oil in the shock. Best thing is to let the air out of the shock a and go for a ride, find some hard dip or bumps, if it bottoms out hard there's a good chance it's shot. Not a deal breaker if you can get the bike at a reduced price, $500 will buy an aftermarket shock of your choice.

The one I am looking at is an 2007 with queen bed looks very clean in the pics I've seen. Less than 2k is what the asking price is.

Need it for parts? Supposedly runs but needs a starter, tires and TLC. 65K on the clock. I think it could be bought for between 2 & 400. I can get it with a clear title, not salvage.

Even a bicycle hand pump is better than a compressor, there's very little volume of air so high pressure air can blow the seals. I have a progressive pump.

Looking at a Bunkhouse trailer (Queen bed) , What should I know about them ?

I use tapatalk often when posting here, the only function I find that does not work on VR is the polls , otherwise it's great when on your mobile phone.

Looks like it was already sold to one of the yard workers Friends own the yard, I've bought several whole vehicles from them. The story is that it ran well when the starter went out, so the guy scraped it instead of spending what he said was a $400 part 65K on the odo. I haven't given up on it yet.

I'll. See what it would take to bring it home. Condition unknown, what's it worth?

Found this in the local junk yard, what year is it?http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/09/22/e6d2d085e06c8b7fd2c7d1e2f646d613.jpghttp://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/09/22/e2c4d295b3922435866ba94b8c639a11.jpg

I'm sitting here looking at the Atlantic ocean when I coulda been eating hotdogs with y'all! Oh,,,, the injustice of it all . looks like we missed a great time. I would expect nothing less from you and tippy.

Oh sure,,,, do it again when I'm out of town, you & tip must not like us! You keep planning these M&E's when were gone. 😩

A bit late for me, my pt job starts at 2:30. Safe travels.

Not to be a smart a$$ but ear plugs will do that a lot cheaper without the drivability issues lower rpm will bring.

They throw some good light even adjusted pointing down low. They are both flood 20* floods, I'm going to replace the left one with a spot beam. $20 a pair off ebay, 1500 lumens 18 watts Not sure what happened with the pics posting sideways

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It's all installed, no relay, we'll see how it does. Pics to follow.

No knock on the Payne units from me, the carrier I just replaced had a Payne ac evap. & condenser. Our new furnace still uses the Payne condenser.

My last Carrier unit lasted 35 years, just replaced it with another carrier. AC and heating bills dropped plus it's a much more steady temp now. My other furnace /AC is also a carrier rooftop package unit that's going on 9 yrs. it's on a slab outside.

What airport you flying into? Time? Maybe a meet & greet is in order!

Us too, can't wait to go

I haul our trike on a 18 foot snowmobile trailer, the deck is 24" off level pavement, it takes a 10' arched ramp to load the Hannigan/RSV without hitting bottom. I can use 6' flat ramps if I back the rear wheels of the Jeep up on car ramps to lower the tail of the trailer.

If you order the trailer you may be able to get an extension on the door to reduce the breakover angle or have a dovetail built into the floor.