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BroncomaticMinnesota
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could go wheelin through the everglades.
/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> just kiddin. i dont know of any, im up in minnesota and i unfortunatley leave near the city of minneapolis. no muudin for a few miles. /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />
Broncobill78
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Well gosh thanks but that just completely doesn't help me at all <grin> How about something on the OTHER side of Okeechobee ?
Billy Toppless
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theres a place in hobe sound but if ur not lifted a good size with mud tires forget it i went threw a hole and the water came up over my hood and up to my wind sheild
so if ur lifted like 6'' with 35 or bigger u might be ok
other then that theres isnt jakc **** around here...
Broncobill78
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Well I'm still liking the price on that 6" kit you spotted so I'm thinking we need to score us some used 35's and spend a wk helping each other put in lift kits. Grab us some chains, come-alongs & tow straps and go break some parts.
I've been eyeing an access trail for high-tension lines that I spot everytime I run up 95 to Port St.Luce, looks like an inviting spot to play around (saw an HD wrecker there pulling out a Blazer a couple weeks back) and I've always had pretty good luck on those power-line access trails. Hate to tackle these things without a wingman. I got the tranny jack out there under the Xfer case right now, just been waiting for this ridiculous cold front to pass before I can swap in the new AOD, when I moved down I *swore* that I was done working outside in anything less than 60* weather.
I've been eyeing an access trail for high-tension lines that I spot everytime I run up 95 to Port St.Luce, looks like an inviting spot to play around (saw an HD wrecker there pulling out a Blazer a couple weeks back) and I've always had pretty good luck on those power-line access trails. Hate to tackle these things without a wingman. I got the tranny jack out there under the Xfer case right now, just been waiting for this ridiculous cold front to pass before I can swap in the new AOD, when I moved down I *swore* that I was done working outside in anything less than 60* weather.
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