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Glad you made it through that harrowing ordeal. You definitely had someone looking over you that day. Hope you have a speedy recovery.

I just downloaded both of these!

That is one real nice set up right there! Oh decisions decisions on what to smoke first. Do up some shotgun shells, some nice pulled pork, baked beans, and potatoes.

Not weird at all. I agree, and like when I see the law abiding citizens open carrying. I believe one advantage of carrying concealed is that a would be bad guy can't take from you what they can't see or know is there.

I have a S&W Shield. Carries very nice. I like those Hellcats though. Been toying with the idea of getting one but the Shield hasn't let me down yet. Here in CT max capacity is 10 while carrying so I have to deal with that stupidity as well.

I have the 54" on mine and haven't had any complaints or issues.

Nice! Mines a 1998. New it would've come with the saddle bags, but the guy I bought it from didn't have em anymore. I figured I'd better get some before going to Maine next summer. Like to get something that looks nice and is waterproof.

Thanks, I like yours as well! I have to get me some bags like yours for some long distance rides. I was looking at viking. What are yours?

Not at the moment, I still have the B2601. Since it was doing 90% of the other work I had for it adequately I decided to keep it for the time being and change up how I do my firewood processing (which would be the remaining 10%). It wasn't/isn't in the cards for me financially to take on a...

$200 is STEEP for a tote and bladder unless you are getting food grade for water collection or something you don't want the nasty residual residue contaminating. When I filled all mine I started making some out of scrap pallets I had laying around. You have to take a little more care when...

They make my life so much easier.

I also have the ripper and have never had an issue with it. I have used it on many stumps and it does aid in the process with minimizing ground disturbance. I have also found it helps pluck nice sized rocks out of the ground with ease as well. I tried removing a decent sized rock with my 16"...

They have one for each on the website. https://www.palletforks.com/tractors/3-point/hitches/from-universal-quick-tach-to-3-point-quick-hitch-adapter/191126.html

Now that looks like fun to me.

How is that rake working out for you? I am in the market myself and haven't had any luck used.

Maybe the women finally showed up and lended a hand.

What ended up fixing it? I need some closure.

This was great! I also love how you gave your junior operator the honor. He is going to have some great memories that will last a lifetime.

Awesome idea!

I always wanted to go to one!!! Didn't know they were around. I will have to start searching.