ctracingraptor

Never had a eye cup to eyelid contact chafe issue, my only thought is, a product that is slick and petroleum based or some other slippery solution, has to attract dirt. Technically your crotch area should be free of dirt.... hopefully, so a petroleum based product would be fine. But if dirt sticks to your eye cups, and make contact with your eyelids, thats really going to chafe. I would probably try a few product and see what doesnt attract dirt.

I think better glass, and a solid mount are the only things that help with that

Great deal, I wonder if they will drop the prices any lower for the holidays like Black Friday

Spf to levers

I have 4 Starfire SF510 LT245/75R16 tires for sale, low miles, almost new condition, retail $125 each, took off my trailer for a less aggressive tread. I got a good deal on them and I'm passing the deal along. $150 for all 4

We have one in munds park, the hills really seems to eat the battery charge, it has left us walking more than once because of that. But other than that it’s a good machine, but at that price point why not just buy a ezgo

Anyone up north need a set of studless snow tires, Bridgestone Blizzak 225/55R19. I took them off a family members vehicle, and they no longer live up north, and they are looking to get some of their money back.

Still sounds like a float bowl issue, you might have bumped it when cleaning the jets. If it starts right up after it sits for 30mins, then dies, it sounds like fuel delivery. If the floats are out of adjustment, fuel might be just dripping into the bottom of the bowl taking a while to fill up the bowl, instead of a solid flow. It’s hard to explain but easiest way to describe how the float work is to remove the carb , remove the bowl, sit carb right side up, then blow air with your mouth into the fuel supply to carb, and manually pick up the float with your finger. The brass adjustment tab on the pivot point of the bowl can very easily be bent, causing your issue.

Sounds likes the float bowl is out of adjustment, or you have a clogged/kinked fuel line. I would lean towards a float bowl issue

Looking to change directions, Ive decided to get rid of my carry, S&W Shield Performance Center 9mm all the bells and whistles the normal performance center has, a different mag option Ive added. Low round count, Im looking for a equally priced Ruger 10/22, really looking for a takedown but would consider other models. I can add pics if anyone is interested.

Congratulations Andrew, what a stud of a bull.

I'll take it, if someone wants to grab it for me, I won't be heading that direction for awhile.

Lots of great bulls in that unit, pm me if you need some help

Beautiful bull! Congratulations to him.

Pics and location?

Since I didn't get drawn for anything this year, I have some leftovers in the budget. I'm looking to extend my patio in concrete and get a RV gate installed, so if anyone on CWT has recommendations for a concrete guy and a RV gate guy I would appreciate the recommendations. CWT members preferred, I'm located near the 101 and I-17. Thank in advance

I strap mine on the hip belt of whatever pack I'm using, if I need to drop the pack, just transfer to your regular belt.

I bought the iROBOT pet version from Costco for my mom for Christmas 2 years ago. It works pretty dang good, you have to empty it every couple of says because of the small canister. That being said a fresh turd will make the biggest mess you've ever seen, same with a pee spot. If you have girls in the house, the vacuum always seems to find bobby pins and scrunchies and you have to take it apart and clean it out. I would buy one again without question

The original falken wildpeak a/t was a junk tire, they looks like crap after it was worn a little, and provided little to no traction as a few people already stated. The falken m/t is not a common tire, doesn't meant it's a bad tire but at least they changed the design of the a/t, but I would look elsewhere. Either a cooper stt or nitto, or hankook. toyo and bfg are still the best choices

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I installed a set on my buddies truck about a year ago, only 10k miles on them, 33x12.50x20, I was also torn on tires, between toyo at2, toyo mt, and the Toyo open country r/t, toyo makes phenomal tires, but the happy spot between a mud tire and all terrain was filled with the toyo r/t and nitto ridge grappler. I ended with the ridge grappler solely based on looks, and reviews. The r/t is a great tires but I just wanted a different look. They will get filled with heavy clay mud easily, and they are pretty good in the now. Excellent road manners, and very quiet at highway speeds, about the same as a bfg at. I would buy them again. I used the word "I" because I picked my buddies tire and wheel package, and he didnt know much about tires and performance so I did all the shopping for him, and we spend a lot of time in his truck hunting.

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Location? Interested in any trades?

Snake shot has been really hard to find for the last few years, I've read a lot of people have been just been making their own on reloads with success.

I shot my cow elk last year at 100 yards with my creedmoor, she only went two steps on a ELD, ended up with a heart shot