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I have a lot of tools and these knives for sale in our garage sale this weekend. Address is 28531 N Tame Lane San Tan Valley

I definitely appreciate what you are saying as I have tried on a couple of occasions to get appraisals but not successful yet. I will keep trying if I dont find an agreeable offer.

Seven Peaks Fence Supply in Mesa has good pricing and second choice is Bonanza steel in Aj

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29 inch wheel and tires large frame Like new 1 x 11 speed Tool bag and tire pump included $300 in San Tan Valley $300 in San Tan Va

Garmin TacTix Charlie watch with charging stand. Glass is excellent except the unfortunate chip and the bezel ring has normal wear scratches. Band is pretty new and may have an extra band.

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Blowout price Want to get it out of the way.

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$1400 Scheduled to meet buyer this morning.

These were purchased new in 2010. Includes the original cleaning kit, unused harness sling, snap shot adapter and manuals and Outdoorsman QR adapter One of the 56MM objective lens covers rubber broke but not missing. I can send more pictures via text. SOLD

Excellent Thanks!

Full set of ITP Beadlock 12 inch wheels and tires for Kawasaki Teryx and Honda Pioneer 1000. Also fit many of the Kawasaki atv's and the mule. Includes 3 sets of beadlock rings. Red, blue and clear coat. Tires are Dirt Commander dated 2014 and 2020. Price $300 for all pieces. Offer

Wrong ammo purchased. 2 boxes available in San Tan Valley. $60 box

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Excellent condition 4 season tent with multi layer Olive color material. Has lots of windows and also ports to use heater or air conditioner. Online cost $1200 This kit includes the following: Tent footprint tarp Tent Fly which is $230 option Extra heavy duty carry bag in addition to the standard carry bag which is a 270 option Currently set up in shop to show in San Tan Valley. Info copied from online review! It measures 11’8″ from corner to corner when it’s open, and there’s 6’9″ of headroom in the middle of the tent when it’s set up. All told, there is 94 square feet of interior space, which can accommodate six adults sleeping on the floor. The tent has two doors, both of which are big, so you can easily get in and out of the tent. Also helping in that department are the low thresholds so you don’t trip as you come in and out, and there’s Velcro on either side of the door so you can secure them out of the way. Both doors have bug mesh, so you can get fresh air without the bugs. The Base Camp V2 tent has five small windows and one large window. Each window has three layers – an insulated interior layer, a bug mesh exterior layer, and a clear plastic layer in between (which is removable). The tent floor has a super-reinforced laminated material that’s waterproof. The bottom of the tent is also sealed and reinforced to ensure the tent is protected from the elements while also offering enhanced protection from rocks and sticks that might puncture a lesser tent. The tent has a three-layer proprietary PU5000 water-resistant exterior that’s insulated, making it a true all-season tent. The roof has three air vents to keep air flowing through the interior, all double-sealed (on the inside and out) to keep heat inside when cold-weather camping. Overlandish includes a rainfly for added protection. All this comes in a bag for easy transport, though Overlandish offers a Tough Bag as an upgrade. The Tough Bag is a more rugged bag that protects the tent from the elements if you transport it on your roof rack. You can also add the Weather Package, which includes a rainfly and a footprint. How to Set Up the Overlandish Base Camp V2 As you can see in my video at the beginning of this article, setting up the Overlandish Base Camp V2 is a breeze… My setup has the footprint, so it’s a matter of finding a nice, flat area for the footprint, laying it out, and throwing the tent on top. Honestly, the most time-consuming part of the setup is getting the footprint squared away! As for the tent, you can see in the video it’s a matter of unpacking it, popping the walls out, and popping the roof up. Easy breezy! Overlandish Base Camp V2 Interior As I noted earlier, this tent is big. It’s nearly 12 feet across from corner to corner, which is way more room than I need. But, with all that space, I can have an area dedicated for my son and I to sleep, an area for setting up a table for getting some work done, and an area for bags, shoes, and other goodies – with room left to spare. With two large doors, one big window, and five small windows, this tent gives you all the natural light and cross breeze you can handle. The natural light is especially nice in the fall and winter when the days are short and the weather can be gloomy. Meanwhile, having the ability to open the tent up and get fresh air inside is a Godsend when the temperature soars in the summer. I also have to mention the height of the tent. The original Base Camp wasn’t tall enough for me to stand up straight (I’m 6 feet tall). But the V2 version has a ceiling height of 6’9″ to give me and my buddies plenty of room to stand up and walk around without worrying about bonking our heads on the roof. Nice!

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So tempting! GLWS

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