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These would be for Cleetus. Have quotes from Derek, and I just missed out on a once-a-year closeout sale on Tirerack. Would love to not pay $400+ on new tires for used wheels, 1982 tee-ruk Flexible on size, really want RWL/OWL sidewalls. Used tires are good; truck is driven locally, under 3k miles a year. Looking for staggered, as wheels are 15x7.5 and 15x8.5. 235/60r15 front, 255/70r15 or 275/60r15 for the rears...anyone know of a local shop, decent tires in your barn, yard sales? Thanks!

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I'll give that a try. :thumbup: I do use HF nitrile gloves for most dirty work. $6 for a box of 100. In my line of work, dirty fingernails and callused handshakes are not an attribute!

Only thing I don't like about them is if they get oily/soaked in ATF, they are greasy and never seems to wash out.

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I think making a major move like that depends on two major factors: family and career. You already mentioned your SiL in Reidsville...See what's nice in an hour radius. Be sure to focus on great school systems as well. Is your wife working FT, PT? Has she checked for jobs or possible career spots down the road? (I.E. major employers in the area that she could work for if an oppty comes up) DIBS ON THE 6X6

Cop was wrong, but that DEWSCHE tee-ruk driver had something coming to him. You know Scooby was in the backseat of that cruiser wondering "RUH ROH, RAGGY!!!!":eek:

COngats, Scott! Are you keeping the Shadow as well?

CANADA Geese. I still don't know why we don't cull most of them, cook them and feed them to the homeless in soup kitchens...

$6500 is srsly about $3000 too high of an asking price

HAI, SOMEONE PUT THE BULLETZ BACKWARDS IN THIS MAG?!?!!!1!1:lolguy:

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Hey, Jesse, PM me. If you help me pickup Scotty's roller, you can use my 14hp Craftsman riding mower too...let me know if you already have a yard tractor.

:lolguy: Of course you can! Clearly you haven't seen my tee-ruk.

As a long-time homeowner in Central Ohio, I know that the soil tends to be high in clay content and not the best drainage. With that in mind, the front lawn in my '60s-built house is so lumpy that my kid trips running along, and I rattled a push mower to death last year. Now that the freeze is over, I'd like to deal with this without resodding if possible. I have a few mature trees, but not all over the lawn. Is there anything I can do besides aerate and roll? I've aerated a couple of times in the past...didn't do anything to help the lumps.

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CHEBBY NOMAD I thought 'Murica hates wagons?

^^^^^ Rich, I must say...this is... YOUR BEST WORK YET :no::lolguy::megusta:

SOUNDS FAMILIAR?!?1!1:masturboy: '07-'10 Wrangler Unlimited 4-door + STS Turbo rear-mount kit http://ststurbo.com/jeep_wrangler = 400hp OFFROAD CTS-V :lolguy:

:gtfo: communist hippie.

Harbor Freight horizontal shaft motor? http://www.harborfreight.com/horizontal-engine-gasoline-epa-212cc-ohv-7hp-69730.html

CANNOT BE UNSEEN

Wait, I'm all confused...we're meeting tomorrow?

Fuck Earth Day... EVERY DAY IS STEAK AND A BJ DAY

Does the A/C still work?