I bought that coat for $50 at a garage sale, brand new

I bought a clack millennium system from Peterson salt. Installed it myself, they helped with the programming, it’s really not that difficult, do your research, the clack heads are great, the rest of the system is basic and all can be easily rebuilt in 15 years.

I basically built a weight distribution dolly that I flip mine down onto when I need to move it around in the garage. Built it from 1 inch thick pieces of hickory, it’s strong. Works great for moving my Ranger 1860vs around.

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Vortex crossfire, quality product, great price and warranty

It’s all just one more step towards eliminating the ability to use a gun. Just wait until Kamala takes office, Minnesota will be the new California. There will be many new laws that will make you extremely nervous about owning a gun. We could slide down a slippery slope in that regards.

Lake Vermilion circa 1979

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That looks like the way to go, and angle it so you push gravel towards the center each time to make a slight crown in your driveway so the water runs off a little

The only thing about the 1 mile ride was that it was down the paved road with brand new mud tires, so far I’ve found two lugs that were ripped up and i’m sure there’s a lot of rubber left on that pavement, a lot less on my tires. They were beating on them for about 2 1/2 hours, he said it was no big deal that he took them out without my permission, unfortunately he’s the kind of guy that doesn’t give a poop about other people’s equipment and, if given the chance, he will beat the snot out of it.

I took him and my nephew out fishing for the weekend, he showed up with absolutely nothing, paid for no bait, paid for absolutely no gas, paid for absolutely no food, then left without saying thanks.

I got tired of sealing the deck and replaced it with Trex Transcend myself. More time to fish now! I did some LED accent lights in the post caps and the risers, very low maintenance, this new stuff can handle pressure washing cleanings much better.

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I’ve done my own a couple times on remodeling projects and fixing gas lines at the cabin, I bought one of the tapering tools to make the connections with copper gas lines, gas only runs at about 2 psi, but must be tested at 20 I believe. Love my gas cooktop! But if the Democrats have their way, they might be deemed illegal in the state of Minnesota soon, like they tried to do in California, but failed

I’m confused here, is your property the one listed on Zillow for 725000?

Nevermind, Looks like you must be the next property to the east actually.

Nice area.

I’m curious as to why West wind hasn’t started a campaign through their Facebook platform to help individuals contact their local representatives and voice opposition to this??? Maybe they’ve already got plans to sell out??? All it takes is someone to set up the localized contact link and write a letter that can be individually signed by all constituents that will automatically go to their respective state legislators and can be sent nationally also. But maybe the tribes have already gotten to the larger landowners and resort owners up there???

I highly encourage everyone to call/email their state legislators and congressional reps and senators and voice your opinion. This is absolutely ridiculous. We already lost a state park…

I wish I needed it, double your price and it would still sell!

Doesn’t sound like they have all the permits and licenses totally secured yet, I won’t be surprised if it gets denied so the natives can have their own monopoly on the whole situation.

Wolf management is political, not biological.

Sending Gov Walz a letter would be as helpful as pissing into the wind…

Charles wrote:

I do not get there business model and I have no idea how they make money either it’s open or closed

I don’t think they really need to make money there…

It’s all about land acquisition.

It’s all about politics, not what’s right and wrong or lawful.

I wonder how many tens of millions of dollars this is going cost Hennepin county, and the rest of us…

Unreal.

I’m in Savage, can meet up anywhere reasonable around the cities.

I put a wall mount opener on the shaft, eliminates all overhead stuff and you don’t have to worry about the light bulbs in it! Way easier to install also.

I’m in Savage

I think the weight of shipping would make it not worthwhile unfortunately.

I bet the state pays out at least $20 million for this one, and they will gladly do so to appease certain people. I’m sure Ben Crump is on his way here now.

Summer sale time, $25! Someone must need a nice cooler

Full draw wrote:

Looks like May 5th for the portion we can fish.

The portion we can fish for now…

lindyrig79 wrote:

I’m glad the WI tribes are pulling out fish by the thousands and I’m hoping to keep one.

Exactly my thoughts also! While we’re at it, why don’t we just give over upper red lake in it’s entirety and hand over the state park over by Granite Falls, both of which can be enjoyed by ALL Minnesotans right now, I guess we better enjoy them quick because they may be gone soon! Let’s keep our public lands public! And not just limit it to a few select individuals. And let’s get it straight, the Sioux were the individuals around in Minnesota before the Ojibwe came from the great lakes area, and then inevitable civilization happened… can’t we all just get along and enjoy this entire state all together peacefully rather than limiting certain areas to just certain people. OK I’m done now.

The wind over the next couple days might take it all off… and pile it up on the shoreline!

They just want to make some money off of you! Gently clean your fan motor with a vacuum and a soft bristled brush to remove all the dust, make sure your condensation drain lines are open and flowing for the summertime humidity removal, replace your filter regularly, don’t fix what isn’t broken. If you have a flame sensor that can be removed and cleaned with light sandpaper or abrasive cloth, figure out how to do that, that’s probably one of the most common issues with furnaces is that there’s a buildup of oxidized gunk on there and the flame sensor won’t work correctly until it’s cleaned off.

I have a couple Yamaha Grizzly 700s, great machines, nothing wrong with a little extra power.

And it’s already sold!