az41mag
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PM sent on the 10mm ammo.
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40 minutes ago, Roofer Billy said:At approximately 20 bales a ton . That works out to 9 dollars a bail. That's a pretty good deal for cow hay that's not moldy. And you can feed it to your other livestock.
Heck I might be hitting you up 👍
Feel free to PM me. Happy to sell to whoever needs it, and have approximately 3 squeezes left. We have a scale on site for weights, but you have to hand load your own, (no squeeze here unfortunately).
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I've got low grade alfalfa for $180 a ton currently, no mold, just went to full bloom and a little grass in the bales from end of last season. Might be tricky to find at your $5 price point.
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It's been several years ago, but Robert's Tire did a couple for me. At the time they had a large alignment rack since they accommodated medium duty trucks too.
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I've gotten the recent blast of emails too. Haven't tried the restaurant yet, but nice to see it's under new management at least. From what I understood it sold a few years back and the new management closed the restaurant. Customer service for the lodge/ rooms also went downhill too from there. Price list for the rooms shows a significant increase too... hope they can make it.
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Where are you located?
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Did you want a 3 point mount or pull behind?
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Also got mine today. It's a very well made case. Thanks for offering these for sale.
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I'd like to buy one. I'll send a PM shortly.
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I can't speak about the Hornady model you mentioned or to the other brands out there, but I have a Dillon 550c that I use for bulk pistol loads that I really like. The only issue I have ever had was one of the linkage rods needed to be bent ever so slightly to make it line up correctly. After that it's been smooth as silk. I will say that it took a little time to get everything set up the first time using it, but I think that's more a case of learning and understanding a new machine than difficulty of operation. Good luck in your search.
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Depends on what you're trying to control of course, but I use Demand CS as an exterior treatment around the base of the house for crickets, beetles, etc. It works well and has a long residual effect. Whatever you decide to use be sure to read the label, and apply it in a safe manner.
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Good to know. Thanks
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5 hours ago, idgaf said:My doctor suggested it. I had no expectations. All I can say is my knees no longer hurt and I can pull back my bow again after tearing two of the four muscles in my rotator cuff. Possibly the placebo effect, but I like the results.
Just out of curiosity how did you make it, and how much did you drink?
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Bump for the pellets. Open to offers if someone can use them.
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My experience has been that the water lines will freeze before the tank since they're smaller diameter and less water mass to freeze. I once had to leave my trailer for a few days with temps around 20 at night. The kitchen faucet froze up and cracked the faucet housing (plastic rv style faucet), but tank had no ice from what I could tell. If nothing else, I'd suggest draining the lines if you can, or winterize as previously suggested.
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On 10/30/2024 at 8:10 AM, Big or Bust said:I only use it for relatively short type shots when another type of rest isn't an option but I have not noticed POI changes. I agree with Kevin's foreend comments...
Thank you both for the input. I'll be trying one on my hunt in a couple weeks as the grass is way higher this year and prone shots will be tough. Thanks!
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Darn good buck! thanks for posting!
Side question, does the triclawps change your point of impact much?
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I've got a partial 1 pounder left over from some load development if that helps any. A few years old, but was stored inside.
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Lots of good ideas posted here. One thing I will add is that when I ended up building my own, I intentionally made it 37" high to the top of the bench. This allows me to either stand or sit (with a tall shop chair), while doing tasks at the bench. I found that to be helpful for me since I sometimes like to stand while trimming brass on a hand trimmer if it's just a small batch. As others have stated you will want something with a heavy top that is sturdy and won't wobble every time you resize a piece of brass.
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Barnes bullets and sabots are SOLD.
Make an offer on the pellets... they need to go
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Yep, everything still available.
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To the top and lowered price
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Re decking a utility trailer
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I've redecked a few in the past, both with pressure treated and regular doug fir from Home Depot. I wasn't able to tell a difference in the lifespan between the two, but I have tried different coatings on the wood after the fact. The old farmers way of diesel and motor oil mixed 50/50 does work, but it's slippery on the deck when wet, it stinks like fuel for a while and the oily residue can transfer to whatever you're hauling- I found out the hard way with some sheetrock. Boiled linseed oil works too, but seemed like it took several weeks for it to dry completely. For most of mine now I try to treat them yearly with some deck stain/ sealer. It seems to help and isn't as messy as the aforementioned. The more frustrating thing to me is how much the boards will shrink as they dry out- leaving gaps between boards that can catch things like moving dolly wheels. Hope that helps.