Colorado B.S. Thread

Cheers

 

Awesome! How much do you want for them? I really need to have my truck running by Monday, maybe I can push it until Tuesday.

 

Check

$163 Daystar Rear Greaseable Super Shackle 1 1/4" Lift Compatible with/Replacement for 1995-2004 Toyota Tacoma 2WD/4WD

them out first and make sure they'll work for you.

They're brand new in the box, never been opened. If you're still interested, PM me and we'll get them to you!

 

Kid in the parking lot is hoarking his guts out
#collegelife

 

He does it every Saturday....

You just finally can see it.


Haven't you noticed all the booty you notice now at the usual spots.

 

No no no ok yes

 

ECGS bushing, anyone got opinion, experience, tools?

I'm pretty sure my diff side bearing is worn out. It's got a lot of play in any case. Have a hum that I'm fairly confident is not wheel bearings. Just did new ones in June (BamaToy ones).

 

For you lawn people out there. Is it better to have your lawn long or short when going into winter. Or am I over thinking it and it doesn't matter

 

There's one floating around @lobsterbait

 

I prefer to mow mine the same height as I do all summer , until it basically stops growing, and even mulching some leaves in when they start falling. I don't know if it's right or wrong ,but that's what I do.

 

Yea I got a set floating around. You can use it. Just needs to eventually end up back with me. @mountainmonkey had it last I knew.

 

I am no longer in possession of the tools. @odomandr is the current user

 

It solved @Coop68 vibe issue

 

There making there way back to me

 

Well I guess I can be picky when it comes to a job once I get out.. I made a profile on the clearance jobs website with my resume, skills, certifications, etc listed and since then I've been nearly overwhelmed with job offers/emails. And here I was thinking I might be scrambling and have to settle with a position I won't like. I can't wait to be a civilian again

 

Its a weird transition thats for sure.

 

Shorter then summer height, aireate, winter fertilizer, and no mulching in leaves or grass. Blocks the moisture absorption.

 

I have always aerated in the spring and was wanting to start doing it in the fall too. When is the right time in the fall? Right before the snow starts falling, or some other indicator? I plan to do some overseeding after aerating if that makes a difference.

 

Winter storm warning tonight
And the low is forecast at like 48.
Wtf