New England B.S. Thread

i wiped leather conditioner on mine for this exact reason, it worked flawlessly

 

Decided to keep the xd40 and not trade it . But I bought a AR lastnight lmao .
Just entered another raffle to win a ruger red label over under .

 

Heres the new sneaks. 285/75r16 Pro Comp Extreme MT2's. And i painted the LCA skids outta boredom.

 

Nice. Those look pretty sharp. Should be interesting to see how they do in the snow

 

They have some good siping so they should be pretty decent.

 

A complete AR or are you building one? Also AR15 or AR10

 

Awesome, I really like the Ruger Red Label. Good luck!

x2, we need details man! If it's an AR15, PM me if you want some goodies for it. I have some extra stuff laying around that I'm sure you could use.

Nvm on the details, saw your post in the other thread. Congrats! Still let me know if you want some goodies.

 

M&p15 complete . Picked it up used for pretty cheap. The guy did a desert tan paint job . Looks crappy but it will get change over time .

Since I won the 357 I enter every raffle I can lol
I'm always up for goodies . Shoot me a msg with what you want to get rid of .

 

Just got my truck back after having the vibration TSB done. New rear springs, transmission mount and steering wheel damper. Rides sooooooo much better. Rear is about 1" higher, but no longer has vibration under acceptation or heavy nose diving on braking.

Why can't toyota get the leaf springs right? I had tsb springs done on my 2010 for bottoming out too.

 

Soooo how hard is it to pull a CV and how long does it take? I need to replace my boots on both sides

 

My truck takes me 45 mins a side with an impact gun assuming nothing breaks.

 

I'm just not quite sure how to go about removing the CV from the spindle

 

Idk about your gen. But I got a remove the 4 ball joint bolts to pivot the spindle enough to get the CV out. Once the nut on the CV is loose back it off enough to protect the threads and whack it with a hammer.

Always locktite the shit out of the lower ball joint bolts. Lots people don't and they loose a wheel going down the highway.

 

Blech. Yesterday was a gross opening day. Sideways rain most of the morning and then cold and variable mist/sprinkles for the rest of the day.

Of course, there's nothing like a rain squall 30 minutes into your first stand of the day to make you appreciate the decision to buy a blind in the first place.

Saw three does and either a button buck or a yearling doe in a group yesterday. They spent 15 minutes wandering around my blind eating, never even knew I was there. I kept waiting for that nice eight pointer to follow them out of the trees, but he never showed up.

 

A big old doe will help fill the freezer

 

Yeah, but my doe permit's for another district than where I was hunting yesterday; it's for the area down around Kennebunk. I took the day off from work yesterday and I'm hunting there tomorrow, so I've got my fingers crossed that she follows me down.

Also, it's snowing at my house right now.

 

It's snowing a bit here too!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6zaVYWLTkU

 

LMAO