mx5red
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Looks like you need some foot pegs?Went cruising on this beautiful Florida Sunday and then treated myself to lunch. Made it home just as the afternoon thunderstorm rolled in. Was a good day.
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BUZZHEAD
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Those schrooms don't look right, you better send them to me so you don't get sick.
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Let’s hope it doesn’t go south. Germany sending anti aircraft tanks which were phased out of active duty in 2010? I wonder if these have been maintained in a battle ready state or if these were parked in some field or warehouse? Still a step in the right direction. Unfortunately I believe it’s going to take a lot more than anti aircraft tanks to beat back the Russians. Hard to believe this is happening in 2 civilized societies. The media calls it The Ukraine War but it is in effect WWIII. Our countries soldiers are just not on the battlefield, yet, that we know of.Found out that the war in Ukraine is too close to me (1.000 miles). Germany decided to ship Tanks to the war zone. Tanks are built 20 miles away from me. Thought it a good idea to store an additional 45 Gallons on board in jerrycans. If everything goes south, I can be in portugal /atlantic coast in 24 hours wirh no need to line up at a gas station.
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Went for a slow and slightly bone jarring drive along a road allowance that gets you pretty close to the base of the Rocky Mountains.
WILDHOBO
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Where?Went for a slow and slightly bone jarring drive along a road allowance that gets you pretty close to the base of the Rocky Mountains.
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FshnRdnJpnAB
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Just a few miles north of you…..in the Ghost/Waiparous area northwest of Cochrane, Alberta ?
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love the old school look of this. simple, and clean, but distinguished. you pulled it off well!Got my badge of honor decals on and my College 4 wheeler club sticker on from Michigan Tech in the UP of Michigan
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Had it down at the beautiful Oregon coast
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LOVE my zero turn. Just wish the drive tires weren't so slippery. Sometimes I have an issue trying to back up or pivot out of a tight spot, and if I don't slow down enough before a turn, it leaves a skidmark in the grassYesterday but picked up new zero turn
other than that...cuts my 2.77 acres nicely. Takes me about 2 1/2 hours (not counting weed whacking and hand mowing the pool yard and a hill which is an additional hour).What's yours?
I have a Husqvarna 54" with grass catcher attachment. Great for cutting the lawn when a party is in the offing...no one gets cut grass all over their feet, and in the Fall, it's great for picking up leaves.
KWin
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Drove my camper, and 3 friends 16 hours south to go rock climbing for a week. Fricken max tow for the win! loading 1600lbs of people and gear is easy, and adds up fast. Once we got to the campsite we used the gladiator to get close to the rock climbs did some light mudding and my first ever river fording
. I pulled a rav4 up a dirt road it never should have been on (17 degrees steep according to the off road feature) was so amazingly impressed with this truck. Bonus at the campsite someone had a beautiful new tacoma that was squating wrong from being overloaded with a RSI smart Cap and bed organizer system. I traded out my taco for the factory weight capacity of the max tow and it felt awesome seeing the justification in real life.
AXISJT
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I have 2.5 acres in TN my property is pretty simple so it wont take quite that long. I just got a 52in ariens ikon xd has really good reviews so im excited to get it goingLOVE my zero turn. Just wish the drive tires weren't so slippery. Sometimes I have an issue trying to back up or pivot out of a tight spot, and if I don't slow down enough before a turn, it leaves a skidmark in the grass
What's yours?
I have a Husqvarna 54" with grass catcher attachment. Great for cutting the lawn when a party is in the offing...no one gets cut grass all over their feet, and in the Fall, it's great for picking up leaves.
