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Posted By: Reddog1
on 04/24/13 09:29pm
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noxinnhoj wrote: Uh, this post may have been forwarded to your wife.I broke down and put my lance on craigslist today,thinking about a class c,dw wants one,i didnt add pics,it wont sell,lol,i hope "... i didnt add pics,it wont sell,lol,i hope ..." |
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Posted By: noxinnhoj
on 04/24/13 09:58pm
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turns out it was a bad choice,she said what are you going to drive to work?ok,she is right,my dually with the tc,not easy around here,lots of new drivers from china(richmond bc)lol
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Posted By: noxinnhoj
on 04/26/13 06:42pm
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looks like we are keeping the t.c.,lol,charged up the batteries and added some fresh water for a trip across the line to point roberts,washington,dry camping,nice spothttp://pointrobertschamberofcommerce.com/lighthouse.php
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Posted By: Dome
on 04/26/13 06:57pm
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Washed camper, and sorting out the trailer and Jeep for my trip to Moab Utah in two weeks.
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Posted By: Kidoo
on 04/27/13 05:53pm
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Got the Happy Jack apart, cleaned it, grease and oil, thanks to thread below, makes it much easier. I took the guts out of it and I had to straightened the outside tube that got bent this winter when I caught it with the truck support. I used a big hammer and banged on it with a piece of wood and got the tube perfectle straight, it now goes in/out real easy. The mechanism was well lubricated, top with white grease and shaft with oil, it was moving pretty good. I now have to paint it and put it back toghether. Taking apart was faily easy. One piece of plastic that hold the plastic top gizmo inside got broke when I took it out, but I will have a new one machined. http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/22881036/gotomsg/22882678/p/1.cfm#22882678 Monaco Cayman 34 2003, Cummins 300HP Bigfoot 2008, 10.4, F350, 2006, Diesel 6.0, Black, 4x4, long box, Air lift, Rancho 9000, Rear sway bar. |
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Posted By: Buzzcut1
on 04/27/13 08:01pm
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Loading up my med gear and food, wifes dressage gear and other stuff. Working a two ring horse show tomorrow and the temps are going to be in the 90's My Polar Cub 9200 on the Lance is going to be worth its weight in gold tomorrow.
2011 F350 6.7L Diesel 4x4 CrewCab longbed Dually, 2019 Lance 1062, Torqlift Talons, Fast Guns, upper and lower Stable Loads, Super Hitch, 48" Super Truss, Airlift loadlifter 5000 extreme airbags
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Posted By: Buzzcut1
on 04/28/13 08:56am
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so far I woke up, made breakfast, stepped outside and I was at work.![]() ![]() noon update: 90* out, sitting in my Lance with the AC on low, drinking an ice cold rootbeer and surfing the web. Life is good * This post was edited 04/28/13 12:57pm by Buzzcut1 * |
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Posted By: Ski Pro 3
on 04/28/13 02:04pm
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Geez Buzz, for a guy who administers CPR for a living, you sure eat 'interesting' breakfasts.... That looks like a heart attack on a plate!! Ha!
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Posted By: Buzzcut1
on 04/28/13 02:14pm
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skipro3 wrote: Geez Buzz, for a guy who administers CPR for a living, you sure eat 'interesting' breakfasts.... That looks like a heart attack on a plate!! Ha! My Cholesterol is low, my BP is 118/78, and passed an intense treadmill Cardio Stress test with flying colors. You have to enjoy life sometimes, it's not like I eat this every day. Normal day is Oatmeal or Cream of Wheat for breakfast, PB&J or Tuna sandwich for lunch, and 4oz of skinless chicken breast or lean steak sliced over a chopped green salad for dinner. |
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Posted By: Buzzcut1
on 05/02/13 01:19pm
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pulled out the flannel sheets and down quilt. Replaced it with 600 thread count cotton and a lightweight comforter. Put a new plastic cover on the window step up.
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