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For moose, Hammers or Barnes.

Yes scammer. He PMed me out of nowhere trying to sell me something.

My job requires I have a vehicle that looks respectable so I have to compromise. I can't have it all nasty scratched to heck, but if I can get a decent amount of it to buff out that is ok with me to have some scratches.

It is gun metal grey. I don't expect no scratches, but want to know if something can be applied before a hunt to help prevent/minimize the scratch when you clean it up after.

I saw the aftermath of this in 12a years ago. A road we went do the day before had branches that would scratch a truck. The next day it was all trimmer back so someone could get in with less scratches.

SOLD

Top. A couple more days and I am putting it on craigslist and such.

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I have heard of issues with both too, but I am not aware if anyone making better bearings for these trucks short of doing a free spin hub conversation on them.

SFK are my 2nd choice behind Timken. You are right about wear item, especially if you have larger tires or wide offset rims. Keep an old one as a spare in the truck when you new ones. Once they are replaced and have anti seize they are not that hard to change. I did one in a Gas station parking lot in Camp Verde one time when I had a failure. I kept a spare in the truck and it saved my butt.

Timken bearings are what you want. I usually get them local at Parts Authority. I did both sides in my 2005 a few years ago. Do yourself a favor and think about just doing the axle Ujoints and ball joints at the same time if they are even remotely questionable. It is alot of work, but I did it myself in less than a day. I do have some of the special tools though to make it easier. If you don't do the other parts at least use a TON of anti sieze on the bearings so you can get them out easier later.

Please don't use A3...

I will take all 6. I am in north Glendale.

I have a son about to turn 7 in a few weeks. I am looking for a 22LR for him to have for his first rifle. I figured I would check here before I just order something. Youth size preferred, but let me know what you have. Phoenix metro preferred.

Are the Wolverines still available?

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My son has outgrown these boots. They are nice tall Danner boots. They are in good shape and didn't get worn a ton. $30 obo. Located in north Glendale, but I travel around Phoenix for work. My office is near 20th St. & Broadway.

What side of town? How much for a Nissan Armada?

Who is installing, where are you located, what exactly do you need? I wholesale AC commercially but can sell res units, but can only sell to licensed contractors.

Call Driven auto in west Phoenix. They might have it.

I bought a pistol from them recently and the front night sight was dead. They had me send the stripped slide back, and within 2 weeks I had my slide back. Great service.

My javelina tag never showed up in the mail, and my hunt is next weekend. Do I have to go to AZGFD office to replace it since it is a draw tag?

BFG had released the AT in certain sizes in the "DT" compound meant for heavier trucks. They last longer in the bigger trucks, but they do loose the 3 peak snow rating because they are not quite as sticky. I have them on my Cummins and they have done pretty well.

Randy's in mesa.

Need more than a .380 in alaska... 10mm minimum. If she had mag dumped a bunch of 10mm hard cast or some .44mag plus in it alot of this could have been deterred.