I ordered one a couple of yrs ago for my garage door and the entrance gate at work. Ran wires to the remotes and to the switch up is for home shop and the down for work gate. Didnt find it all that bad to order
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I will make me another out of 1/2 inch steel plate, but I do not believe the 10/32 screws will take the pressure. The one Slingmods was selling is 3.6 mm or .14 inch thick alum. a waste of money. It will not take the pressure, it bends.
Almost sounds “CATASTROPHIC” be very careful
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Prayers sent Gerald, hopefully this will fix the problems and the healing can proceed without anymore issues.
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Not Eureka but in the Poconos I led a small group and we found a real nice road that was not winter maintained, it was paved then boom it was a two track trail
Hodge
lost his front splitter on the first dip we encountered. We had to get the tools out and remove it before it got damaged too bad. A few mins and we were back on pavement and all good. All riders were glad we made it without any damage besides Hodges ( we were able to straighten it up back at home). It wasn't a planned road but the gps took me that way and like I said no real complaints but I could see some would not be happy. Can't please everyone -
https://thehuntingnews.com/man…A1CzjEXgfLmavvXkYeMCu-4Yc
I can't believe this just came across my news feed.
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Similar to this (found on net)
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There is a motorcycle I see around the Michigan cruise days that has two rear wheels one trailing the other like your drawing.
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We have deer every day in our back yard. There is a difference between doe's, fawns and yearling bucks. They don't worry or care about human activity but the mature 5-6 yr old bucks certainly do and they will and do change patterns when they sense any pressure. Like I said I enjoy hunting the big buck, I always have a nice young deer in the freezer for meat but enjoy the challenge of the old wise one.
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Why wait?
first off the back pond area is my deer hunting area and I am a huge fan of bow hunting and take it seriously. No and I mean no unnecessary activity back by my stand areas except in and out for bow hunting. Once the ponds ice up then trapping them is easier to do. And by then I should have my buck down. Also I try not to just kill things for no reason and in the winter the pelts are better and worth a few dollars to the local trapper
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I have a few that moved into my back pond this yr. hoping to get them trapped this winter. They have already taken a couple of big trees on one of the islands. Very destructive critters
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Oh no, not another catastrophic failure
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So that's why you guys keep calling me FRUIT OF THE LOOM
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A few of us do use are names.... I'd forget who I was if I didn't have my name on my 'shirt'...………………..
I guess I should get a few shirts with my name on it for when EjFord 's around either that or just keep the wife next to me so he don't forget my name.
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Just a couple of Mods at first, looking at the F4=3 windshield, the stock is just a bit to low for my height, and a Wycked Trailer hitch so I can tow my motorcyle camper. Anything else ill see in person at one of the meets next year.
donlod55 just be aware that Ontario prohibits the pulling of a trailer with the slingshot. I know of another Ontario owner that does and I don't believe he has had any law issues yet but just be aware.
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This is the style I'm looking at.
Slingrazor had a set just like this, hopefully he will chime in
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Display MoreThis is my front wheel and the brake dust. It’s real fine.
I wiped it with my finger.
This is the rear wheel covered with toad dirt. It’s bigger and there’s a lot more of it.
quite running over toads and your rear wheel would stay clean! I have been saying this for awhile that all the dust on the rear rim is not brake dust. If it was we would need new pads half a dozen times a year
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Another hard day in the shop with dangerdarrell - glad to see I’m still at the top of my game - Dr Peppers on demand
dangerdarrell carefull don't scratch that wrap!
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Condolences to the family and friends of this young man.
