Dane

Consult with your realtor on it. He/she will tell you if it would be better to fix it or burn it.

I second this idea. Add a few flowers along the road and drastically increase your curb appeal.

It would be cheaper and easier to buy new spindles and take it to a welding shop to have the welded on. Considering these hold the wheels on I would trust anyone but a professional welder to do it.

Yep it can be found at TSC for $19.99 a bucket.

Him running or not has everything to do with it. You don't see many story's of guys who followed the officers directions getting hurt. Take you fight to the court room instead of the street and these type events don't happen.

I have a dagger axis 10.5 and it is a pretty good all around boat with the retractable keel. I've taken it on flat water and some light river runs. I wouldn't take it past class 3 but as a new kayaker you wouldn't want to be in class 4+ anyway.

I'm going to jump in and say the Bad Boy mowers aren't bad considering the 54" is only $3500 new. Now I might be slightly biased as I work for TSC and have sold a couple hundred over the last few years. The hydros on the 54 are hydrogear 3100s and while not the smoothest version out there are pretty reliable. I've owned or drove several brands of z-turns and dollar for dollar the bad boys can hold their own. Many of you are comparing a 5k bad boy to a 8k exmark or similar. That like comparing a RIA to a Sig. It really isn't a fair comparison.

No, my local Wally World had several when I was in there last week. They also had some sign saying it was the law that all guns had to leave in a customer provided locked case??

I'll have a pair when then come out. Regardless of all the grumbling it is a glock and that means it should be absolutely reliable. Most of the other singles stacks I've handled in this size have crappy triggers and forever long resets so I'm looking forward to glock trigger in the small package.

I've never had a problem with a gun store allowing me to dry fire a weapon. I wouldn't worry about the snap caps and just go try a few.

It's not just flooring. A lot of osb uses fermaldehyde. Walk into most RVs. There is even a sticker that warns about it.

Try looking at some amsteel about the same size but 3x stronger and doesn't stretch like 550.

"Beauty is only a light switch away"

You may want to look into a class a/57 license (I think that is the right number). Basically it is a cdl for folks driving a pick up or similiar. It will cover you for hauling a trailer rated at higher than 10k.

Lots of brands are made here in the US. Nutro is right here in TN. Taste of the Wild is another brand that comes to mind. Frankly I don't care where Pedigree is made, it is junk. Read the ingredients, flavored corn.

I've shot slugs out to about 100 yards from my express with the slug barrel and iron sites. It does well enough to put deer in the freezer. Where I used to live in Ohio you couldn't hunt with a rifle.

If I was going to pick one of the two it would be the cabin/rv rental. I would start it with some rv sites and tent sites and use that cash to fund the cabins. I stay in an old rv park that is near a highway with no attractions and right now it is pretty much full. Consider that most rv parks charge around $30-$40 a night and between $300-400 a month to supply a place to park.

I'm pretty sure the furniture was swapped. I'm planning on putting a boyds stock on it and selling it. It is a nice smooth action though.

Ok, so I'm looking at doing some trading and the gentleman has an 870 with the "Wingmaster" stamp on the receiver that has a synthetic stock on it.  I've seen plenty of other 870s with synthetic but I can't find any thing that shows a true Wingmaster with a synthetic stock.  Has anyone seen one of these?  If so what was the value on it?   Thanks, Dane  

When you go shopping keep in mind that the Jonsered and huskys are the same saw.

A work of art doesn't have to cost a lot of money. I used to sell and install tables. Many of mine were from $1200-2000 and really decent tables. 1" slate is a must. Install is just as important as the table itself. We used paraffin wax on the joints of the 3 piece slate so you never new the joint was there. Me and one of the other guys that in he business shot some serious pool and were very picky with our tables and installs.

Same saws.... Should be able to get a good deal this weekend at TSC for one.

Having dealt with State Farm in the past the first thing I would do is get a big bottle of Advil. They are a giant head ache. 2nd get 3 dealer estimates, the higher the better. Use these to negotiate. 3rd Do whatever you want with the check they give you. It is yours for the reduced value of your vehicle. There is nothing that says you have to have the car repaired to get the money.

For area control I highly recommend Wisdom from tractor supply. 2 oz per gallon will kill ANYTHING that crawls.

I have used frontline, advantage, advantix and comfortis. Comfortis works the best but is only available at the vets. Advantage and advantix are essentially the same thing but advantix covers ticks. Frontline, being the oldest of the bunch, has had some problems with effectiveness due to the fleas building an immunity to it. Usually I use advantage a couple times of year when I find fleas on my dogs. I won't add poison to the dogs when there are no fleas to kill.