frankmako

back in the 60's and 70's i changed oil/filter every 3,000 miles with good dino oil.  motors and filters were not made as good as today.  also most roads were dirt and the dust was hard on all filters/motors.  fast forward to now, motors, filters, roads are much better and you have many more different oils to choose from.  i have older vehicles around my place with the newest a 2004 f250 diesel.  i still run dino oil but i go longer between changes, around 7,000 plus miles.    so it does not matter what oil/filter you use, just use it and change it.  today oils/filters are good no matter the blend. 

just another dumb ass on the left wing side.  no wonder we are in such a mess. 

if you have usaa use them to rent.  lowest price going, they get a special discount with several rental companies.  i rent a car several times a year with usaa.  if not look for discounts with any organization that you belong.  most rental companies have better rates for longer rents, like 10 days.  the pre paid gas can be a good deal it at the end of your trip the tank is all most empty, never works that way for me.   check with your insurance company for coverage so you don't have to buy the rental high dollar stuff.  don't add drivers, it will cost more.  forget the gps and sat radio, just more money.  rent ahead, 30 days or more for better/lower rates.  check the vehicle out good and takes pictures before signing the rental papers.  do not smoke in the vehicle, they will charge your card for lots of clean up money.  the rental company will try to get more money from you on all type of mickey mouse things, don't fall into the trap.  

what i have found when my two strokes stop running and/or had loss of power i cut/drill a hole in the exhaust.  problem solved.  

get the kel tec belt clip.  i used one on a p11 and it works well. 

not hard to do even if you got to fit the parts.  

good news and more jobs for the state. a win, win for us.

  here is the first place i go to when i need gun parts.  if you look around their site at other models that use the same parts you might find it. 

The last I found was at Wal Mart in Trion GA.

i have not seen one in many mango seasons. 

nice ride.

I got three tractors on the farm, two Fords and a Yanmar.  The two Fords (3910 and 4610) are used for hay baling twice a year and sometimes for other chores.  But they are big and heavy, front end loaders and loaded rear tires adds lots of weight.  When it is wet you can sink them in the low areas.  So the Yanmar 1601D gets the call 90 percent of the time.  Nice little 19 hp 4x4 tractor.  It can run a 4 foot bush hog and a 5 foot finishing mower with ease.  The Yanmar can get into places that the other two can not wet or dry.  Yes bigger is better when you are farming, but if you are not putting up several hundred rounds bails a year you just don't need it.  You need to be able to get into the hard spots to get the work done.  Now the question is what brand and new or used.  Mahindra, Branson, New Holland have some of the best.  Do you want gear or hydro drive.  For real farm work gear is the only way to go.  For gentlemen farming then hydro drive.  The Ford tractors made in the 1980's that were made in England are some of the best used tractors going.   Four wheel drive is not really needed unless you are a major farmer.  Two wheel drive will do all you need it to do.  I don't use it with my Yanmar, just never have needed it.  Been in deep before and the two wheel drive just kept on moving.  Most 4x4 on a tractor is one back wheel and one front wheel pulling when in 4X4.  Look for a tractor with a rear wheel lock so you can make both back wheels pulls at the same time. 

i did many mango season ago.  but these day i would not.  to many problems and you will all ways lose in the end.  one meth lab in your house and you are out big money.  

when i was overseas i use to play their records all the time.  yes i said records, you know "lp" type.

all ways heard this and have looked during my travels.  never found anything in six states.  i must have not looked at/in the right store.

not me i just reload them and shoot on.  knew some guys that did but never seen the reason why.  even when i was shooting matches each week and reload like a fool.  but i guest that brass cost more these days. 

cat food and a trap is what i have used.  

last action hero and true lies.  

when i was a young man i use a bow.  then i moved to a compound bow (this tell you how old i am).  then i went to the crossbow.  so for old farts the crossbow and/or a rifle is the way to go for deer hunting.

more bacon for me.  went to the store and several more packs this morning.  had some roasted pig today at the harley party today.  

sheep and a low information voter.  

commander.  back in the late 70's i picked up a colt combat commander that i carried on the job for several years.  great gun.  

good luck on the move.  florida is a great place to live.   

there is a place in chattanooga that sells those type of rocks all day long to rich people.  

i got a small setup this year and it all stays the same i will have lots of tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers.