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    HUNTERS OR PIPE SMOKING HUNTERS PLEASE TAKE A QUICK LOOK

    antler pipe tamper Good call.:yes:
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    HUNTERS OR PIPE SMOKING HUNTERS PLEASE TAKE A QUICK LOOK

    Simple - Deer horn tamper for a tobacco pipe. And yes I believe it is English. Buck1234
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    HUNTERS OR PIPE SMOKING HUNTERS PLEASE TAKE A QUICK LOOK

    Hi All; I need your help. I would like to make an antler pipe tamping tool. So I need a 3" long piece of antler with a pointy tip and a 3/8" to 1/2" base. Just need 1 and would be glad to reimburse USPS cost. Thank You Now on another note for The pipe smokers. Every smoker knows...
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    Frog Togs

    OK but their YELLOW !!!!!!:lecturef_smilie:
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    Frog Togs

    Hi All; I'm no salesman and I hope it's not against the rules. 2 days ago got the new, The Sportsman's Guide catalog and they had Yellow and Blue Frog Togs rain suits at what I thought was a fair price. That's all folks. Buck1234;):yes:
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    EASY TO HEAR MUSIC MAKES THE MILES MELT AWAY

    Hi All; Just a little endorsement for the Shure SE 215, ear buds. Too many years of industrial noise and truck driving and my hearing is not soo good. This unit is the fourth different one in about 6 years and it works like 32 oz hammer on a 16 penny nail. Highs, bass lows and...
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    5000 Miles on New Shocks and Tires Report - Very Happy Camper

    Hello Neighbor; The RT shocks are stiffer their rebound rate is stiffer and the are designed for more weight. The only way I can describe the difference between the RS Shock is a full sized circa 1950' s Chevy hauling ass around a corner squeling and leaning and the RT Shock at a #4...
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    5000 Miles on New Shocks and Tires Report - Very Happy Camper

    Alive and Well, Thank You. All of last summer I was fabricating a tow behind utility trailer. It's 50 inches wide and 48 inches long in the box with a 36 inch hinged beaver tail that gives me 7 feet to stretch out the tent with removable slat rails. It has storage compartments big...
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    5000 Miles on New Shocks and Tires Report - Very Happy Camper

    Hello; Threads on tire wear are many. Just check them out and I believe you will glean your answer. I write this a a fellow rider and tire consumer. Good Luck Buck1234
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    5000 Miles on New Shocks and Tires Report - Very Happy Camper

    So far the wear is even all the way across. I doubt that outside of a bad alignment that I will get any uneven ware. Car tires have different compounding and wall stiffness so I doubt there will be uneven wear at any time aside from overinflation. I currently run 17-18 PSI on the...
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    5000 Miles on New Shocks and Tires Report - Very Happy Camper

    Hi All; A little over 5000 miles ago I installed 2011 RT front shocks on my RS. I set the shocks to the number 4 setting and away I rode. I also bought 2ea 185/70-14 Michelin Hydroedge tires and a 215/60-15 Hydroedge for the rear. I removed the 2 front fenders to modify them for the...
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    Taller and Wider Tires

    A number of reasons They work and don't trip the nanny mode. I'm averaging 31 MPG. And I'm not easy on the throttle. Plus I plan to do some adventuring touring pulling a tent trailer and every fraction of lower frame clearance I gain is to the positive. Plus every MPG at $...
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    Taller and wider tires

    With many hours spent in research on tire sizes for front and rear tires I think I came up with a workable combination. Fellow riders came up with Michelin Hydroedge 215/60-15 for the rear running 18 PSI. They went all the way to Alaska without any Nanny problems. So using their...
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    Something Fiberglass Won't stick to - To help make a mold

    Checked with a Glass expert 35 years of show corvettes. He said that there is never a perfect mold, all of them have to be tweeked to perfection. Air bubles, small seams ect. That's why he uses skimming bondo on almost all of his molds for the "Perfect" finish. If he does it, it...
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    Something Fiberglass Won't stick to - To help make a mold

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