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I've been completely satisfied with my Warn M8000 wound with steel...

Awesome.. Where's the 4' stinger ? :D

Something amazing happened since Fri. afternoon. I switched to WalMart generic Allegra and all of my symptoms are gone... all pretty obvious to me that these drugs are somewhat personal to your body chemistry....

I can't stand any of the decongestants. they make my head buzz and give me that blank stare at work..

I'm all for the D3. Since I started taking it I haven't had a single cold or the flu !!!

I've been taking 5000iu of D3 every day for the last 5 years, so I doubt that's the issue I moved from Texas, this is my third spring and my worst yet...

I've never had allergies in my life, then I move here. Any suggestions? Zyrtec doesn't seem to touch it... -Frieed

I'm still waiting for the bill to ban high capacity pressure cookers. Glad I got mine while they are still available

Exercise your right, not your left Swing with your rights, not your left a strong right compensates for a weak left In-visible and in reach Because the second should be your first line of defense second amendment right, first rate quality

"They'll never see it coming"

It wouldn't be calibrated in psi, but a standard shield gas flow regulator might work for this application. Typical flow rates in the neighborhood of 20 cfh are the norm here.

Most definately. Not really wheeling per se, but stunning scenery

I made a knock down target for 22lr that folds flat for storage I hope the 3/16 mild steel holds up to the incredible penetration of 22lr Now if I only had some ammo...

did you park on Little Cottonwood or on Wasatch? The path up from Cottonwood is much easier than from the Wasatch side.

I think you may be talking about Rocky Mouth Also, an easy but very scenic hike is the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. I usually use the trailhead at Hidden Valley Park http://goo.gl/maps/hmuh0

I think I remember hearing the D30 has a smaller ring that limits gearing options.

I had a toy like that as a kid

this http://www.amazon.com/Utah-Byways-Utahs-Backcountry-Drives/dp/0899974244

Got It aligned Sat. and front wheels re-balanced and the problem is gone. The alignment was off very slightly which did not surprise him since the tires are wearing really evenly. So my vote is for a tire slipping on the rim throwing the balance off.

I first noticed it right after the Hole in the Rock trip and did a thorough cleaning at the car-wash thinking I had mud sitting on the wheels. When the wash didn't fix it I started wondering if I had knocked a wheel weight off, but don't see anyplace that looks like one is missing. I suppose...