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183k miles. I probably will never own a gas truck again.

Randy at Reliable Diesel

I have a '17 Ranger 900. Only have about 600 miles on it. So far I like it. Smooth ride, nice amount of power. More of a utility style seat, very upright. Headlights at night are weak. Simple $40 led bulb upgrade. Other than that I cant complain much about it.

Costco only. Discount Tire is closed on Sundays and that could be a problem. Yes they will price match but, then they charge for the road hazard certs. Costco includes that in the install price. After seeing a co-worker literally lose his front tire on US60 doing 65 in a Dodge Diesel 2500 I will never let them touch any of my vehicles!!!!!!!!!!

Go with Fred. I promise you will not regret it.

Late December coues tag for me. 💪🏻

Things are looking good. Did an overnight trip to check some cams and set some new ones.

Things are looking good in my unit. I’m sure he will finish off well.

Going to check cams later today. I’ll try to post up some pics.

Late December coues

Fred Swanson at FSR Diesel. He is the King of Dodge transmissions. It’s literally all he does. I had him build mine up back in the day after I added a bunch of goodies to the motor. Haven’t had a single issue in 50k miles with it https://fsrdiesel.com/

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I got a new bow last year and just kept on using the arrows I already had (340 spine with a 100 grain tip) But with an elk tag in my pocket this year I wanted to get a better arrow set up and ready to go by September i.e. heavier arrow. heavier broadhead, higher foc. I will be shooting Gold Tip Hunter XT's. My dilemma is what spine to shoot with a 150 grain broadhead. My dl is 28.5, dw is 70lb. My arrows now are cut 28.5" from carbon to carbon. Using Gold Tips website arrow selector tool at 70lb-74lb using a 28" arrow calls out 300 spine, using a 29" arrow calls out a 250 spine. The other problem I have is a 250 spine greatly increases overall weight and drops my foc slightly. Not so worried about slight foc loss, but is the added weight worth the loss of fps? Im a numbers guys so I might just be over thinking this. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated!!!!! 250 spine @ 28.5" 150 grain tip = 497 grain total / 11.6% foc 300 spine @ 28.5" 150 grain tip = 460 grain total / 12.6% foc

A saved OnX map needs no internet access or wifi connection. I will save a few maps if I know I'm going somewhere I don't have connection. I have T-Mobile so thats like everywhere.

I was looking at shooting magnus stingers if that helps. Didn’t recall much of a size difference between the sizes but I’m going to look more into that now.

My grouping right now seems to be good. I was just looking at new arrows and based on the selector tool saying 300/250 I felt like a 340 was maybe too weak. Is there a difference between using a 150grain BH vs a brass insert and a 100grain BH?

Older model Badlands 2200, comes with gun boot and 128oz water bladder. Good overall condition. Just got it back from badlands for some repairs after a bear decided to open it up and eat my snacks. $100

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Did I mention it holds elk quarters well.....

Scope is in flawless condition, glass has no scratches, lived its life in the cover. Looking to go to Swarovski 15x56 HD with cash on my end. Asking $1725 obo

Price drop $1625

You must work in the water treatment or distribution industry.........

I thought about trying them a time or two. But Amazon will have a Stealth cam G30 drop down on price for $74 from time to time. Haven’t had one fail me yet. I got one that’s been in a canyon looking for bears 24/7 for 3-4 years now. That’s my go to cheap cam. Add in an SD card and cable and your at $100. Kind of my limit for leaving something tied to a tree. I just don’t know if saving $25 is worth the hassle of finding out it failed on you a week after leaving it out.

I'm open to offers........