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Yes, grease the crap.out of the poly bushings.

YouTube it and see what you think. Bushings can be easy or hard depending on the application. The right tools help alot too. The first time I did track bar bushings on my Dodge it was sure nice to have a blow torch to burn the old rubber bushings out. Without it that job would have sucked alot more.

This saddens me. I have not been up there in years, but when I was young we use to take family vacations to the black almost every year and camp, hike, and fish. Some of my best childhood memories are of catching crawdads on the black and having cookouts. That was back when you could still camp right on the river too though.

If you do any warm weather camping you will want those windows for sure.

If I had a do over I would have bought the 1 with the big zip open windows on the sides.

I employ this tactic whenever possible. If I am going to home depot or lowes to spend some decent money I stop by Fry's first and load up on some gift cards. Saving a dollar a gallon on fuel is a big deal to me. I even do this with places I go out to eat at. I know I will eat at BJ's, Whataburger, Little Caesars, etc again so I grab gift cards there too. Fuel points = $.

I have a grizzly and like it alot.

I love my ruger Blackhawk in 45lc. It will do anything a 44 mag will for sure.

I bought mine on amaZon from kodiak themselves. I went to frys before hand though and bought amazon gift cards to rack up a bunch of fuel points. I think I got 2400 fuel points which saved me $70+ in diesel fuel as I can max out the 35 gallon limit at $1 off a gallon.

Support is key for sure. That is the way I try to make myself better than my competition. I sell commercial hvac products. Alot of people have products that are pretty similar in price and quality. Service is they way to stand out.

We buy drives from butch occasionally for projects. I also rep schneider (square d) and can order drives from them. Abb is a good drive.

Variable Frequency Drive = VFD.

Avoid the mess, stay home.... I refuse to go out of town on those holiday weekends.

The peaks is a motor vehicle restricted area so your boots are the main travel source un less you have horses. It is a tough hunt for sure.

Tough hunt. There are alot of roads so alot of road hunters. Find water and get away from roads. I had the late rifle cow hunt there last year which is a week after the bull hunt. I saw 0 bull elk on my hunt. It can be done but you better get deep and know your rifle. We took 2 cow elk last year. The shortest shot was 260 yards.

If you are looking for a shop to do it talk to Jeremy at fly-n-hi. Tell him Harley Sent you.

It is a really odd condenser motor, that is the problem. Most condenser motors are much smaller HP. 3/4HP is more typical of a blower motor.

They don't have enough pop to kill a cat. A pellet gun has way more pop.

If it is a Carrier and you need parts let me know too. I can probably help out with that too. If the other guys don't work out let me know and I will get you my a/c guys number.

I have a good guy who will do north valley. If you want his name let me know. I sell a/c units wholesale to contractors so if it is to far gone and you need a new system get ahold of me.

I am interested in the spotting scope. Is it scope only or does it have any accessories with it?

I will let you know. I need to get time to load the rounds and get it on paper well first. Once I get that dialed I will probably enlist your help to fine tune it. Thanks Lance.

I drew another cow elk tag which is awesome. I took my 257 weatherby last year and it did well for me, but I am thinking about stepping up a little in size since I have an excuse to upgrade another rifle. My dad was the king of cheap scopes so I have alot of rifles that need upgraded. Scope, muzzle brakes, potentially triggers, etc. Accurizing. I have a Ruger M77 with the switch safety in 7mm Rem. Mag and a weatherby vanguard in 300 weatherby sitting in the safe. Both need new scopes and some load development at minimum , and the 300 will need a muzzle break. Which way would you lean? The 7mm was my dad's first rifle, but the weatherby is the rifle he shot his only elk with. I am looking to build 1 for more of a medium range hunting rifle say to about 500-600 yards but have a little more energy out at that range than my 257 weatherby has. I love my 257 and I will shoot it to 500 with no issue but not on and elk, even a cow elk. It did great at 300yds on my cow last year but I wouldnt shoot it on an animal that big past about 300. Harley

It is a good thing that cat wasn't a few miles north where my buddy lives. It probably would have been darted with a broadhead.

Up on the peaks that late in the year?