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Poll:
I could use an 'I don't cook' option.

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Idon`t know enough about these new fangled trucks to comment.

I can only say on my old wreck I attached to the front of the frame and the 2 holes where the front hooks where that gave me 3 M12 bolts on each side .

It seems to work so far

 

Should be a Microwave Option Old school on a spit over a fire.

In any case I have my Turkey Spam a Can of Sweet Potato`s filling in the box left from last year or the one before.

Just fine for me

 

I knew my knees and Hips were getting bad but I never thought it would get that bad so fast .

In truth what really did me in was the long lay off due to the lock down and jobs being stopped not good when your 60 plus when everything is closed not much one can do.

 

Or a
Fuck that shit I’m going out and have everyone else make the mess for me

 

I've already been told her mom wants it when their house is finished, been building that house for 2 1/2 years now.

I'm tired if tripping over it to get to my garage stuff I have hung up. I'm not moving it back into the house. I've played that game already. It's going to somebody else's house or down by the curb if I pick it up again.

 

Whoops honey, I ran my truck into the stair stepper! I guess it's trash now and I need a new steel bumper!

 

Got my turkey all ready, all in the freezer, ready to go
pig 1 tomorrow
Hopefully a buck tonight

 

That’ll be better than the store bought ones we’re eating

 

I think its still alive

 

More juicier

 

Good luck on a buck

 

Needs reinforcement plates. I had to reinforce mine when I added the winch bumper so they wouldn't deform. Couple places sell em, but we all know you could DIY.

 

I'll take the "IDK ask my wife" option.

 

Talking about loading Deer Once upon a time in a state far away 2 young men were put under a spell by a evil witch to load a Moose in the Back of a Pick Up .

I am quite sure most everyone knows about how much heavier something like a moose Elk or Steer is compared to the same amount of weight on a bar or say a Miller Bobcat welder.

We got it done because we wanted to know we hit the scale right around 900 pounds it was also much easier for the 2 of us to pick up the front of the Ford F250 and spin it 90 degrees

This is something one should never try at home without a crane or forklift Also beware Evil Witches!

 

Um he was for the pic.

 

Nothing crossed our paths