Alabama thread!

The blue yak is what I am planning on doing some over night trips in old town trip 10 angler. I am so ready for fall I can't stand it.

 

Evenin fellas

 

Sup Phil

 

Wassup Phil

 

sup doods

 

Sup J

Sup Josh



I'm just getting settled in at work. I really need to just start copying/pasting that answer

 

Sup Justin

 

just waiting on fall. over this year.

 

Man it did not just arrive lol

 

You and me both

Sup Tanner

 

Hahaha!
Ok Chalupa bro,
It was one of the exotic wood cousins to a mahogany top w/ cutaway dreadnaught over at Fretted Instruments in Homewood. Herb there has been selling and fixing g'tars since I was a baby. It was either macasar or sapele wood... kind of like:
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Did the screw this tire mod sometime just noticed it

 

Sup Mark

Sup Caleb

 

And if you are too lazy to find some lighter pine (fatwood), then dryer lint or cotton balls drenched w/ vaseline, or my favorite standby: duct tape. The quacky gray stuff will burn like a tire on fire. But yes, as Jonny rec'd I would never let some "dampness" get in the way of an Alabama campfire!

 

Thanks so much for that encouraging endorsement! I am now scratching my head as to whether I need the Wildpeak H/T HT02 or the A/T3W. My guess is the H/T highway tire will be best mpg/economical choice (70k vs 50k tread warranty). Truck is my daily driver, drop kids off, commuting on I-459, rarely seeing dirt. Only time I'll engage the 4wd is hunting season, but I'll be amongst other hunters in bigger trucks w/ Warn winches. Hmmm... maybe the highway tire and a good recovery strap?

 

It's plug time!

 

Sup Jonny

 

I use dryer lint alot. dodnt know about duct tape. cool

 

Sup Phil how starts the day?

Lol yep putting that plug kit to use! About to be halfway to paying for itself.

 

Start classes and my new job next week! Wish me luck boys this online school is going to be interesting!