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General grabbers?

At 730 am ish headed west at 75th ave. I see you pretty frequently.

BFG recently released the AT's with a harder compound for the heavier trucks. I think that is what is going on my truck next.

That's cool. I used to work at that AZ Sportsmans many years ago. Crap pay but it was a job I enjoyed. Thanks for the tip. I normally use my old contractors bags from my days on the jobsites, but they are pretty beat up.

Just a shot to see if anyone has any they are looking to get rid of before I buy them new. I am a bigger guy with a 44" waist. Let me know if you have anything. I am looking for something on the nicer side if possible. Just a shot in the dark. Thanks for looking.

Nitto and Toyo are basically the same company. Usually it is the other way around though. Nitto's are cheaper, and Toyos are more expensive. I had a set of the Toyo AT's and wasn't overly impressed.

Long shot, but worth a shot. Does anyone have a basic rolling engine stand they want to sell? I am in Glendale but travel around town for work. Let me know. Thanks

I know that people talk crap about BFG on heavy trucks but I have had probably 6 sets on 2 different Dodge 2500 diesels with good success. I am not hauling heavy all the time but my previous truck was loaded with tools, ladders, chains, and construction materials all the time and I would get 60k from a set with mostly highway miles. They have the new "DT" compound that is harder and specifically designed for heavier trucks. They have a 50k Treadway warranty.

I think I am headed in soon for another set of BFGs. They have always been good to me. I am intrigued by the Goodyear ultra-terrain but they dont have a tread life warranty either for the 3 peaks rated version so I will probably stick with BFG.

Does freedom of speech only apply to the words published in the dictionary in 1776, or speech types and patterns used then? Are words on paper only protected if they were written with a quill and ink? By the arguement they put up about guns rights, nothing on the internet is protected by the 1st since it wasn't available then. All words written with ballpoint pens, typewriters, computers, etc are not protected...right...?

He did that buck a favor. It must have been a heck of a chore just holding those things up.

My wife's grandfather served with a crew of anti-aircraft half tracks in WW2 in Europe. He was an amazing man, that I was proud to have known before his passing almost 5 years ago. He didn't talk about the war much, but he did tell us some of his stories, and we have many of his pictures and letters from when he was over seas. He was a rancher and farmer in normal life, and was as tough as they came. He worked every day on his ranch into his 90's. In his 90's he could not see very well, but he could still back up the tractor to the attachments with no help in 1 shot. Late in life he was at the VA with my mother in law and a nurse mentioned his file showed he received a bronze star. He would never tell anyone why or talk about it. My older son was fortunate enough to meet him, but he passed 2 weeks before our younger son who is named after him. Lawrence Huntington, you are missed by so many. RIP.

This is a nice scope. I bought 2 recently and really like them. This is a darn good price too.

I have never understood that either. I had 2 studs out of 8 broken once and knew something was wrong. By the time the 3rd snapped I was already looking for a safe place to pull off.

Last deer season my 3 year old gave me words of wisdom when we were having a tough time filling my buddies tag. "Daddy. See a deer, shoot a deer" - Lawrence Smith 2018. Words to live by almost always I think...