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Pictures of the tank AJ? Im about the drive to Findlay for a 75 with stand and accessories for 150!

Oh yeah, of coarse. Truthfully I shot just about every variation of lens and body combination's. I really don't think the IS is worth it on that lens. Its just a selling point. With the lighting limitations of the lens, where you would use the lens, the IS isnt needed.

Whos buying parts? I can order them or you can bring them.

New Tank Set up? That's directed straight to you, not sarcasm in the thread.

Thats a pretty good deal Matt. 24ft deep seems like you might be pushing it from tongue to drive unit. I know when I had my boat in my great grandfathers garage I had to drop the stern drive to an inch off the ground to save some space. It wasn't necessary because there was still 8ft of room. But for work space it kept it out of the way.

Dead on. My 14 year old Craftmans is still hanging strong.

It's amazing what hydraulics can do.

I'll get it to you by 8:55

Fowlers. Reason: Attention to detail.

If you take it to work tomorrow with you and call me ill come get it on my way in to the shop.

75-300 4-5.6 can be had for 80-100 bucks.

Where was this tank at?

70-200 L smokes a 28-300 L any day.

Good choice Tim. My brother also has that lens. Great all around lens. John where did you order it from?

I just buy Craftsman. I dont need to show off a damn tool box to be well respected. It holds tools just the same as any other box.

Need to go myself. Heard they just recently opened.

Not sure, my brother had my setup when he was traveling. If I had to guess, 150 feet. It is cropped. I'm trying to find you a shot I did this past football season. Its cropped and from 50 yards away. Looks fine. I think what your trying to do,and the budget your at, this lens is for you. Its a great build, sturdy, fast focusing lens. It is my primary walk around lens. Other lens rarely see the camera. You can see with the top 2 pictures it creates great bokeh at 4.0 (F-Stop)

Shot with 24-105 F4L . As you will see its a great general lens. And its possibilities are endless. I only display my pictures for awhile.

70-200 is not something you want to just go out and grab. There is a learning curve in it, and I wouldn't suggest it to someone as their "next lens" coming from kit lenses. Step up to a 24-105 F4L. Great walk around lens. And when needed I have shot sports with it. I bought a 70-200 2.8L last year and sent it off to be recalibrated, so half the season was on the 24-105. Did just fine. You can buy it white box (came out of a kit) brand new for 900. 100 over what you want to spend. 50mm 1.8 is a junk lens, but it does create nice bokeh (blurred background) I never use mine. I have an 85 for that. The numbers that your seeing thrown around here is the F-Stop number or Aperture. The F-Stop controls the amount of light entering the camera. THE LOWER THE NUMBER THE MORE LIGHT, THE HIGHER THE NUMBER THE LESS LIGHT ENTERS. Each F-Stop doubles or halves the amount of light hitting the sensor or film. Your 70-300 lens that says F4-5.6 means that lens can get to 3.5 (more light) wide open (70) and its max Aperture is 5.6 zoomed. Confused yet?

As a company we used Enterprise Rent Truck in Hilliard. We pulled shit all the time.

I get 4G on 104 from 33 all the way to 62.

Randy Im actually in the market for something like that for the horse field to haul shit around in a shit spreader. Paul I know exactly what your saying, though they normally ride a 300ex, its just not mine. Its nice because the speed scares them enough to keep it slow, and when the get older and more confident the speed and power is there. I just cant get my buddy to come off it.

I can govern it. Give me some details...

Sure is a lot of LOLing in this thread.

Thats a show to brag about watching.