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DoubleO said:
Also when ya build a garage add 10ft in each direction cuz you will wish ya went bigget lol
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kinda like how most jobs will expand to fit the time allotted, any size shop will eventually be filled up somehow. Hell, we've got a 60x80 at the cabin and it still gets crowded at times, ended up building a lean-to behind it to store some of the tractor implements...keeping that stuff spread so you can hook up to it kills space like crazy
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I’d rather throw parts away than to try and sell it. I hate dealing with people.
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i donate a lot of stuff for that reason. If I can't net at least $50 it gets donated or junk binned. I was pleasantly surprised I got rid of 2 used tires and 6 rims in FB marketplace for decent prices in about a week.
 
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Lambeau said:
Thought the same thing.

Don't they accumulate a lot of rocks/debris?
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no idea, wouldn't surprise me though. I know eons ago when they came out they were super expensive. Youd think they could cover it with a pliable "side wall" of sorts
 
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I mainly see them on commercial lawn mowers. I thought it would be cool to have and make my experience less miserable due to bumps. Them bitches are like $1200 a tire! **** that. I'll just to slow.

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jessie_sanders said:
I mainly see them on commercial lawn mowers. I thought it would be cool to have and make my experience less miserable due to bumps. Them bitches are like $1200 a tire! **** that. I'll just to slow.

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Yeah lol

I gotta buy tires for my tractor this year, and have them filled/weighted...not lookin forward to that bill...gonna be a solid 3k+ for 2 tires all said and done
 
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Pic of the tennies and boots with tan/dark brown urethane that give me the best traction on ice.

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You old dudes remember when Ked's and Converse tennies had urethane soles like this?
Wears like iron, but it makes them kinda heavy. Guess that's the trade off.

Looks like it started in the early '60's.

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Wondered why Bridgestone never sold their Blizzak compound trademark rights to a footwear company like New Balance. You'd think it'd be a big seller.
 

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