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I have a Browning Ambush from around 2002 that's a great bow. My buddy cracked one of the limbs over the winter. I like the bow too much to retire it and don't want to buy another right now anyways. Trouble is, im having a Hell of a time finding a replacement limb. Where do you guys go for parts and service around the area? I'm in the process of signing for a house so I have been trying to be as cheap as possible.

You need to. None of my "ethnic" friends have been coming around. Shanton doesn't show up and he lives down the road. She does't get exposed to any culture lol. I am worried she is going to grow up racist.

Who cares..... Plus, you have weird looking nipples..... Happy birthday! Hit a bro up from time to time, Damn.

I never said it was the best but that it is an alternative. We have had people very happy with their systems on wells and I have heard many people hate it. It is not the ideal setup by all means. In my opinion gas is the way to go. You're pissing money away with electric. It can be done fairly inexpensive. Not as much for you because you have an all electric setup. Many people out here have propane so it is a matter of plumbing some black iron and installing a change over kit into the gas valve of their existing furnace. In the past two weeks we have converted three houses over to gas from propane. Minus the tankless water heater we installed at the last one, they were relatively inexpensive jobs. As far as heat pumps go, they can be great setups and they can be junk. most of the time it is all dependant on the systems used and how they are configured. We use exclusively Rheem units and have never had a customer complain about their system after we were finished with it.

I use progressive through USAA so its cheaper than just going through progressive but I paid 370 a year on 3 skis and a boat.

A big yard is not always necessary, there are ways around it. For example, im installing one on a well this week. I might be able to help you depending on where you are buying this house. We install gas lines every week. Many people out this way are converting to gas. Pretty easy process. 614-873-5681 is the number to the business line. My father in law can come out and give you a quote. PM me with any questions you might have.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donnie_Nickey I went to school with Donnie Nickey. I would say he is doing alright for himself.

I would buy one in a heartbeat. I worked on them a bit. That was one of the vehicles we saw the fewest of needing work at the dealership. Cam position sensor can be a small 25 dollar inconvenience, under valve cover injector harness can go bad(like shantons truck), and the injection driver module. Those are the most common problems that aren't that common I would say.

Yeah thats the airbox. Battery removal is awesome in those lol. Install is even worse. How did they hold up this summer?

Idk for sure. I don't ever do it but I know some do. I do it on the boat but never the skis. My sea ski is closed loop cooling anyways. The skis you have have never once in their lives been winterized in any way and they are good if that tells you anything. Put those bitches in the garage and start em in the spring.

Pm sent. I will take everything for 75.

Shoot me a pm with your plans. I have access to a few. Got a common rail that we just added dual fuelers and big injectors to with plenty of fuel for twins. It already has a single 66mm on it now.

Remove the spark plugs and spray some sea foam in the cylinders to fog it. Take the raw water intake hose off and dump some antifreeze in it. Reconnect hose and run it for a few seconds. Call it done. You don't have to use rv antifreeze, they just recommend it because it is environmentally friendly for you to take it straight to the water in spring.

I thought I kept my eye out for it but I dont remember, did you post the pics from the last track day?

It is just different companies storm chasing. Usually if they are a good company there will be little work on your side and most of the load on the insurance company. They are everywhere here in plain city because of the hail storms a few months back.

I can talk to the boss man about it if you want. We don't normally go that far away just because it can be a PITA and we have lots of work up this way but I can see what he thinks and what prices might be like to give you an idea.

Couldn't imagine living without one. I think there is less than 4k in the unit at my house but it was found under a great deal. Where do you live. We might be able to help with install depending on our schedule coming into furnace season now and where you live.

Thanks guys. Anymore suggestions? I want to give a few places a call.

Anyone have any recommendations? I saw one of these huge rv trucks in dublin a time or two and I am thinking that it might be a much better option for me than taking my dog somewhere.

This is exactly why I wakeboard at one place and take my ski to another. I don't fuck with others so they wont fuck with me. On a side note though, a wakeboat that is driven properly with big wake can keep waters calm as the wake will die at the shore. Power turns however, will cause the wake to bounce off of shore and opposing wake only to create a pool of waves. This fucks water up quickly which is why power turns are less than desirable to most.

City boys shouldn't camp, just saying. Lol

I am not great at it but I was able to go without a rope last year. I have only surfed twice this year as I had a baby this summer. I am looking to take the boat out a bit more before the end of the year and you are welcome to come. My buddy that goes with me is quite a bit better than me as well and he would come.

Im on 42 between Plain City and Deleware. If you get to back to me before I am done mowing tonight, I can either give this wood away or I am going to burn it all tonight. I lost 3 trees and I dont have enough room for it all.

I am not worried at all about blowing anything up or getting in trouble over weight, I would only be worried about being able to spool the damn turbo with that kind of load and fogging the entire freeway up. I am finishing up building a transmission in an 06 cummins that has a smaller charger. If I can get this trans done and broke in before then I can pull it with that as well. 16k pounds of load and trailer isnt shit.

Rent a gooseneck and we might be able to work something out for me to pull it. As long as you don't care about the load having soot on it when it arrives because my truck will smoke like a train with with anything more than 1,200 pounds.