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I have bought and sold a ton of shit on CL. Never had one problem.

What the hell!? Why? I can attest that this truck is a beast.

The pocket object appears to be the butt of a handgun. Sorry Mick. Might be time to get out of there. Move out here to the country.

Probably dropped the blunt. That's alot of damage for 15mph.

TW never showed up. Even after promising to 3 times. Gave up on them. Probably going direcTV.

Out in the country near Stoutsville.

Thanks guys. I want a manual, but the wife is quite resistant. I hate cvt quads for the belt, maintenance and power drain the cvt setup causes. Would never own an ATV with that setup so I was curious what you guys with living with that trans in a car tought about it. Not real sure I want one, but a lot of the subbies seem to have it.

What's the point you're trying to make sam?

Looking at some Subarus for the wife and I see that the auto option is CVT on the new models. What year did that start? Anything good or bad to say by those living with CVT?

Glad to hear you are healing, Wolf. Nice pics. Keep em comin. Sorry to hear about the woods rat, Bubba. Hope you weren't as damaged as the bike. Shame to see a classic all jacked up, but I'm sure the parts you seek are out there somewhere.

Dare I ask what the fuck a triple helix is?

Now THAT is cool! Good for Tyler. Sorry to hear about your FIL health issues. Definitely get a pic of them together with the rifle. He will want that when he grows up.

Is that Nelson and Main Street?

Still need estimates for HVAC and ductwork.

Got the windows installed, garage door frames painted, ceiling fan installed, basement bath prepped for paint and curtain rods all installed this weekend amongst a bunch of other stuff. Chuggin along.

Hell yeah! Very cool.

I guess what I'm asking is how significant is the savings over electric if you're barely using it? I'm still considering propane, just doesn't seem like it's worth the extra expense of the tank and trouble of getting it filled if my main source of heat is going to be pellets.

I never paid much attention to it, just figured that most builders put in cheap toilets when they build houses.

Not sure, but I know which toilet I'm not Buying now.

My cousin's husband works for a local electric company and they did tell me about the $20 a month charge for each meter. We are using CFL or LEDs everywhere except the bathroom vanity. Those things look like shit when they're exposed. Still got people trying to talk me into propane versus the electric even though it's really going to be a back up system. Can anybody tell me what the advantages are of paying for the tank and having to tend to the fuel level when I'm planning on using the pellet burning furnace the majority of the time?

Who the fuck is Kosmo? nice bike man. Bring it to the gap trip next year.

Very nice! Walk out basement?

Just replace those "builder grade" toilets with good ones. They don't install the top-of-the-line toilets when they build those houses. I'm replacing both of mine probably this week.

Awesome!

Okay, been doing some research and I think I'm going to go with a high-efficiency electric furnace and heat pump and a basement pellet furnace attached to the ductwork. So does anyone have any opinions on brands of pellets stoves/furnaces? Has to be the type with a blower that will attach to ductwork. 1800 square-foot house.