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Cool trip -thanks for sharing!

LOL - we have an M&P 15-22 and it is a fun little gun. I got it for my wife and kids to shoot and they enjoyed it (kids got older and moved after college). I may need to get it out for the wife one of these days!

That Walther looks pretty neat. Do they make it with a threaded barrel? I sort of went on a .22 kick the last few years - really like shooting them with subsonic suppressed as it does not annoy anyone, don't need hearing protection, and is still cheap to shoot.

"The last kitchen refrigerator "failure" was probably just a $30 cooling fan, and might have still been covered by warranty. But when it's a 10-day wait just to get a repair man out to evaluate the failure and tell you whether it's going to be covered by warranty, let alone the additional time...

Awesome, nice vehicle. Enjoy it for years to come!

Restored a 1957 Cub Low boy this past year. Great little tractor (that I will never use), but it will be fun at fairs and shows!

Impressive for stock lighting! I wish our stock RAV4 had that good of lighting! Lol

I believe it is around 1900, maybe close to 2000lbs. The frame is I beams and C channel, all filled with cement. I personally wanted close to the 3pt lift capacity so I could use the loader safely, especially when I am using the grapple and moving firewood. If I am doing firewood, I split oak...

All heavy steel and concrete - set it up for carrying saws and towing the log splitter at the same time. (MX5100 in photo)

LD1 is correct. The cab and filled tires is NOT enough. I have the MX5100 (same machine, less HP) and run a rear weight box that is around 1900-2000 lbs and I have loaded tires spread to max width. With max loader lift I can still feel a little light in the rear moving bins of Oak firewood...

So when Honda was offering .9% interest and I was making over 14% interest at the time I should have paid cash??? I guess I missed something in my financial classes... I am only mentioning this to point out that everyone has different circumstances and no one correct answer exists.

OUCH

Ouch! The prices of SxS's are getting insane. Sounds like you made a good decision and will have a good machine. If you get out riding and working at night we found a backup added to the rear is extremely handy for closing gates, to, well, backing up. Lol ENJOY the new machine!

CF Moto seems more popular overseas but certainly a decent machine for the price. We have 2 SxS's - this year I bought a little Kubota 520 RTV and love it for yard work, working our road and woods, and stuff like that. It is slow but has a lot of grunt in low for pulling stuff and working...

Yes, Sir, that is correct. This version is the same length as the standard, but with wider posts and runners. I went with the wider shorter lift since this is as large of a truck as I ever plan on buying. I also didn't want to eat up too much garage space so that is why I skipped a longer...