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Ain't much, but it's all I've got handy right now. My wife really likes this one.

Lest there be any confusion on the matter, jeremymcneece is the man!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I now have a properly bled and properly functioning power trim unit.My hat's off to you!

Anybody have a preference? There are two or three different places that rent them. I've never done it.

There my be my problem. Thanks.

That would work too.

If I ever bought a six figure boat, which I won't, it would have a refrigerator on board. I understand the premise of the Yeti cooler, but mostly it appears to me to be somewhat of a status symbol for those I know who own them. My cousin was proudly showing off a smaller model, that still appeared to be a pretty good sized cooler. Out of curiosity, I opened it to find that most of the space was taken up by thick walls. You could barely get a 6 pack in it! I think it costed $200-$300 best I can remember.

I assumed you'd fill it to the fill plug level with the motor in the down position. You wouldn't want to raise the motor then fill it would you?

I'll stick with a refrigerator.

Yeah. I see part of the linkage, but not where you'd take it apart, Surely you wouldn't have to take a carbeurator off to get to it!

Transmission fluid. I still haven't figured out how to properly bleed the unit. It halfway works, but there's still air in it.

Pinto bears are a good crop to plant for deer food. Now probably wouldn't be a bad time to plant them. Just go to the grocery and buy them off them off the shelf, as they are an heirloom seed.

No. Corn would have plenty of time to mature before the first frost. I'd be getting on with it though.

False premise....ain't gonna happen. If I had to, I could get by with my first gun. An H&R Topper model 058 with two interchangeable barrels; a 30-30 and a 20 gauge barrel. It'll pretty much do it all.

Other than a rogue turkey that met it's demise in the garden a few weeks ago, we ate the first produce from ours tonight. Chicken stir fry with zucchini, yellow squash, jalapeno pepper, and a handful of tiny green beans. I've been waiting on that for a while now. It was really good. We've had plenty of rain here. Garden looks good. I set it out late, so it's just about to start producing for the most part.

Um.....no thanks. I prefer to be honest.

Think I'll just stick with these. They actually work, and aren't ugly..

I've had em both.....both came with magazines. I'm not sure about the 100 Winchester, but I remember 20 round extended magazines for the Remingtons.

Model 100 Winchester? 742 Remington? You could probably have a pair for $1000.

I have small squash, zucchinis, and green tomatoes. Most everything else is blooming. Cabbages are making heads nicely. Due to a lot of rain earlier, and other obligations, my garden turned bright green with weeds. I've hoed in it every chance I've had for over a week now to reclaim it. I may go back to buying vegetables. I'm sick of a hoe!

I'd hate to be the agent who sold him THAT policy! This is getting pretty regular.

LOL! Aren't you about old enough to learn to stop doing this to yourself?

You've posted several comments.I've read the entire thread more than once, and I don't see what a pair of $200 jeans has to do with anything else in the thread. Congratulations on the jeans, however, if that's what blows your skirt up.

I don't care what the guy bought. I found it odd that he randomly posted about buying $200 jeans in a thread about Academy sports pulling modern sporting rifles off the shelf, and allegedly keeping a list of people who the deem purchase too much ammo. Nothing wrong with his post, I just found it odd.

$200 in cash seems to catch a girl's eye much better than a pair of girlie jeans.

I'm not sure it conveys much intelligence. Buying them if you want is one thing. Coming on here in a random thread to brag about it is a whole nuther matter.