Opinions please! Moving to 35s and correcting previous owner's budget parts
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Living in Fl, negates most of the advice given. People that crawl rocks no nothing about mud. Just a fact.
I fully agree with that.
What a cute swamp puppy.
Speaking of swamp puppies, 2-3 years ago, I found this little guy in a ditch behind my dads place at the beach. Last year I found him, and he'd gained about a foot. I haven't seen him yet this year. Doesn't that face just say come cuddle me.
If you're going to play in our southern swamps, just know they're tickelish.
Living in Fl, negates most of the advice given. People that crawl rocks no nothing about mud. Just a fact.
I need to come wheel with you. Up here in WV, MD & PA you go through a lot of mud just to get to the rocks.
Where's is AI spelchek when U need it moist?
First, it’s a double negative. Then, it’s a homophone. So, grace. Now moist is unforgivable. It’s what you want but it’s just a gross word.
If anyone is gonna try to talk an AI into being moist it would be boog...
So savvy skids are apparently on the way out and all they offer is the ultra high clearance one... What's the best option now? UFC?
I don't think I'm interested in the complications of flat belly pans. Would love to not have "the shovel" under there but with the rubi 241 would be happy with something that tucks a bit and slides over the logs and whatnot.
I don't think I'm interested in the complications of flat belly pans. Would love to not have "the shovel" under there but with the rubi 241 would be happy with something that tucks a bit and slides over the logs and whatnot.
I have a Barnes Steel skid. It works well I’ve installed a few different types.m. The Savvy Tuck is the best option IMO.
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