Recent content by jyoutz

Cabelas sells plenty.

For shooting at the range, a larger profile is definitely more fun. My Ruger GP-100 in .357 is really nice to shoot, but then I could never use it as a CCW. The Sig p-938 is sweet for that and I will have it if needed. What good is a larger gun with a great hand feel if it’s sitting at home when...

I have the Sig p938. Love it for CCW. It might be small but it’s easy to shoot accurately and it’s 9mm, so it does pack a punch. I like the single action trigger.

I used to always raise turkeys for meat. A lot more bang for the buck than chickens. One time I put over 250# of turkey into the freezer.

The armrests are nice. I have them on my MX. I find the standard seat works for me, but do order a cloth cover. The vinyl gets hot. I found one that fits made by Durafit. It’s number 25.

I never heard of oak mites. That sounds like chiggers. They are awful and itch like crazy. They sell a product called chiggarid that helps some.

For the Cummins engine in my truck, I buy directly from the Cummins shop. The Dodge/Ram filter from the dealership parts counter is the same Fleetgard filter painted grey at 1/3 higher price.

Has anyone tried these types of products...

I have a steel canopy that came with a noise reducing carpet material on the underside of the canopy. I don’t notice that it projects loud engine noise.

That device and technique doesn’t vacuum the oil out. it just keeps the oil from spilling out when the filter is changed. Any particles are supposed to be removed by the filter magnet.

I have a Kawasaki mule utv and it has been 100% reliable. I’ve had it several years and only have done routine maintenance. But anything on that list looks pretty solid to me.

The owners manual for my MX6000 said to just change the hydro filter at 50 hours. The fluid/filter change is at 200 hours.

Nope, I wouldn’t use anything except SUDT2 in my MX6000. The machine is far too expensive to take a chance on cheap oil.

Cloud seeding has been used in western states for decades, often to augment snow pack. The outcome of it is marginal increased precipitation, to the point that many are questioning cost effectiveness. The Texas and New Mexico floods were caused by heavy moisture from the Gulf of Mexico.

I guess that we missed the heat dome. It’s a balmy 75 degrees where I’m at.