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Thank you, sir. One of the biggest things I want is to conserve on space any way possible. Originally, I wanted to carry a chain saw, but decided to use the winch to move trees and the axe to cut and split. A chainsaw took up too much space and I didn't like the idea of smelling gas all the time.
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I woke up this morning with a big brown box on my porch! I love mornings like this. I got my rubi rails from Ade and decided to put them on. They look brand new and it was nice to have rust free hardware to put them on with. I'll have to do a bit of trimming next weekend before the Rausch creek trip but I'm happy with the new addition.
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I woke up this morning with a big brown box on my porch! I love mornings like this. I got my rubi rails from Ade and decided to put them on. They look brand new and it was nice to have rust free hardware to put them on with. I'll have to do a bit of trimming next weekend before the Rausch creek trip but I'm happy with the new addition.
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Edit: after looking at the pictures again, I'll definitely trim them. I'm on the tail end of a 12 hour night shift and it's obviously affecting my judgment
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If I didn't think they would rub I wouldn't trim them. I honestly don't know it they will rub. I've got brand new synergy 4" coils right now that are giving me closer to 4.5-5" of lift. I've thought about welding them shut instead of capping them too to try and avoid the rusting issue. I honestly don't know which I'll do. I may not trim them at all. Who knows?!
Edit: after looking at the pictures again, I'll definitely trim them. I'm on the tail end of a 12 hour night shift and it's obviously affecting my judgment
Edit: after looking at the pictures again, I'll definitely trim them. I'm on the tail end of a 12 hour night shift and it's obviously affecting my judgment
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Thanks man, there's quite a few for sale on the billboard. Check there and wait till a good price comes around. I felt like most people wanted too much so I waited until I felt both Ade and I would get a fair deal. As of now, it's a waiting game for this new 15lbs air tank and saving up for the regear and lockers/LSDs.
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Thank you, sir. One of the biggest things I want is to conserve on space any way possible. Originally, I wanted to carry a chain saw, but decided to use the winch to move trees and the axe to cut and split. A chainsaw took up too much space and I didn't like the idea of smelling gas all the time.
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I carry my chainsaw when I'm out at my farm. Just strap it down and it's not bad at all. No gas smell either really. But agree, it's not practical and probably frowned upon in most parks and the GWNF. This coming spring I'm trying to get a big group together to come to my farm to build some trails. The possibilities are huge!!!