firstcoueswas80

I think Mig, the wire style

Anyone have an entry level welder in tucson? Want to learn and so does my son Have cash, or ammo for trade.

I know reading is tough for you with your grandpa glasses, but "hunt" also isn't a four letter word that begins with F.

Free is my favorite, 4 letter F word.

Hes only 12 so he's got a few years 🤣

My shop actually has 220 wired to it. There was a big, old stick welder here when we bought. I gave it to my best friend.

Best friend owns a welding company. But I've told my son if that's what he wants to do after HS, I'd pay for his education.

Like throwing a hot dog down a bowling alley though.

Why are there never legal ramifications brought against these thieves?

Id think no motor is a key detail for a car for sale.

Ive got a guy in Tucson, if needed.

Got a pichana taking a dry brine in the fridge for tomorrow.

Bought it, worked on it got it running like a champ. Let it sit. Just cleaned it up, fresh oil etc. Can't get it to fire up, but my knowledge and skill set is just above a 3rd graders, hence the cheap price. Gas cap was broken when I got it (thanks Matt), engineered my own and it works ok. If I had to guess it needs a float or some sort of carb adjustment but I'm done messing with it. $100, pick up in west tucson/picture rocks.

Oh no there's gas in it I can promise you that Spf

Don't get scammed

He was a good boy, but Scooch is as well and she loves hunting.

Airedale. She's on page 2.

I wanted an Airedale forever. Got one, named him Zane after my grandpa (grandpa's middle name). At a year and a half he got out when I was at work and got hit by a car. Digging the hole sucked, but I got my girl Scooch soon after and she's awesome. My mom loves her, and she's a bird retrieving machine and loves patrolling our acre.

The adrenaline dump on something like that would be insane.

Solid word. How long did it take for the wife to tell you how to spell it?

Nice job Gramps.

I have Cooper Discoverers on my 07 5.9 and I despise them. I haven't bought a tire in years, as they keep coming apart (tread separation) and getting screws/nails. If they were more expensive than just buying certificates at discount, they long would be gone. I have Mickey Thompson Bajas on my 94 toyota and I love them. There is a little bit of noise on the highway, but they work very well off road.

We mainly use the bfgs on our work trucks and to say we spend a little bit of time on dirt roads is an understatement. They're expensive but they do seem to hold up pretty well.

Other than haters, most of us agree that side by sides are extremely useful for hunting, offroading etc. However, in my opinion, the biggest draw back is the dust. Not necessarily for myself or passengers, as we can layer up, use goggles and shower. But, the gear in the bed gets absolutely covered in dust. Has anyone used anything that actually works for dust protection? I've heard of guys using duffle bags, but those things would have to be massive to hold the average hunting pack filled with day supplies, spotting scope, tripod, let alone multiple bags.

Price?