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I had a call like that years ago, dad busted his collar bone and some ribs. Wish your pop well for us!!
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I had a call like that years ago, dad busted his collar bone and some ribs. Wish your pop well for us!!
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The puppy let me get a couple more pictures.... Well he took a nap and that let me 
He doesnt have a name yet.... Hell the wife doesnt even know i got him yet... I didnt ask her or tell her. She works at the hospital till 9 tonight, prolly get home after 10pm... She might get upset, but im thinking once he jumps on her and attacks her with a million licks she will get over it.... MAYBE!!
And i built this rack thingy to hold my little boat and kayak. Used scrap wood i had laying around so its not perfect but cost NOTHING!!
He doesnt have a name yet.... Hell the wife doesnt even know i got him yet... I didnt ask her or tell her. She works at the hospital till 9 tonight, prolly get home after 10pm... She might get upset, but im thinking once he jumps on her and attacks her with a million licks she will get over it.... MAYBE!!
And i built this rack thingy to hold my little boat and kayak. Used scrap wood i had laying around so its not perfect but cost NOTHING!!
NixKustoms
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Didn't have any orders so I made these and put them up for sale today. Thought I'd show you guys. Most of the OG BH's appreciated my work and I'm sure you can notice how it's changed over the years.
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Congrats Dubz! I've been eye balling the 94-96 Cherokees 4.0 litter, four speed, 4*4. I like that body style and what you can do with them.
Have fun with the new ride bud!!
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The new puppy!! He is too busy checking out his new home to let me get a really good picture, but he is VERY friendly and loves jumping up on us, he also likes to chase our hands and attack them LOL
Hahaha nice!! Congrats lb the pup bud!
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What, and get it dirty???
Thanks man. Good looking pup man, congrats.
Tanks brudda
Thanks man. I like the Cherokees too. I like that boxy look. I went and looked at one, but the kid lied to me about it. It was a pile.
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Sweet little dog WW. I'm sure your misso will be fine. Then again, she might make you camp out with him and Neko as well. Hope not.. And hey, I'm real sorry to hear about Curts cuz. Truly tragic. I know you and Curt are tight. My thoughts are with him and you bud. I'm sure Curt will be happy to have someone like you to be there for him..
And sorry to hear about your old man too hoss. Hope you he recovers quickly and stays off them quads. All the best to him..
And sorry to hear about your old man too hoss. Hope you he recovers quickly and stays off them quads. All the best to him..
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You had another kid without asking the wife?
*lol*
Where's that eating-popcorn emoji on this forum?
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Thanks fellas. The wife didn't get upset she just rolled her eyes and then she put him in her lap lol
We named him Leo. Short for Leonidas.
Excellent tip brother i appreciate it. I'll look into some large breed food!
We named him Leo. Short for Leonidas.
Excellent tip brother i appreciate it. I'll look into some large breed food!
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Didn't have any orders so I made these and put them up for sale today. Thought I'd show you guys. Most of the OG BH's appreciated my work and I'm sure you can notice how it's changed over the years.
All my emails the last month or so get told to check out you or 710 but I don't get replies often
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Daizee... Long as it's not a real kid I'll prolly be ok
haha
Thanks bro, means a lot!
haha
Thanks bro, means a lot!
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closed and moved sales thread apparently. wasn't me.
looks like he went and did it again.
read the rules people.
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I'll be getting that kayak I was wanting tomorrow. Not sure what kind it is but it's supposed to be a pretty nice one... but it's leaky. Anyone ever fixed a leaky kayak? How difficult is it?
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What is the kayak made from? If it's a plastic one (which I'm assuming most are) you could patch the crack using fibreglass and resin. Or if it's just a small hole maybe some steel putty. These are only guesses. Not sure how reliable either of those methods would be but I'm guessing it would be better than just using Band Aids..
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Maybe get some of that spray-on fixit stuff, like they used on that TV commercial where they cut a big hole in the bottom of a flat bottom john boat and patched it using a screen door and the spray stuff?
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Depends on how many leaks... The size of the area it's leaking in from too...
Plastic welder maybe... some are not too expensive... Under 20 bucks... Some cost big money...
Or check boat repair shops and some offer plastic welding.
One small leak... I'd try some rtv silicon maybe... Putty... I doubt either would be a permanent fix though. I know a guy who used that black weather stripping putty stuff in a small hole on a canoe once... Kid shot it with a pellet rifle.... But before every trip to the water he filled it and kept Putty in that canoe. Always. Just in case.
Too many leaks I'd prolly avoid the headache.
Are you buying it? Or free? If free then not that big of a deal..
Plastic welder maybe... some are not too expensive... Under 20 bucks... Some cost big money...
Or check boat repair shops and some offer plastic welding.
One small leak... I'd try some rtv silicon maybe... Putty... I doubt either would be a permanent fix though. I know a guy who used that black weather stripping putty stuff in a small hole on a canoe once... Kid shot it with a pellet rifle.... But before every trip to the water he filled it and kept Putty in that canoe. Always. Just in case.
Too many leaks I'd prolly avoid the headache.
Are you buying it? Or free? If free then not that big of a deal..
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Kayaks. Mine on bottom right. One is Curts. The other 2 are my father's... Well he gave me the green one and gave one to Curt...so they were his as well...
Now he wants a new one... Standing platform and more space... So i built my own little rack at my house so he would have room for the next.
Been using kayaks longer than i can remember. My green one is close to 20 years old. Still kicking.
Now he wants a new one... Standing platform and more space... So i built my own little rack at my house so he would have room for the next.
Been using kayaks longer than i can remember. My green one is close to 20 years old. Still kicking.
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Everything comes and goes in waves with me, so it seems. A certain period I need Beckers or fixed blades, another period I get a craze for flashlights or zippos, and now it's folders. But DAMN it's always something. My wallet has no rest. Just ordered a Kershaw Skyline, Leek and an Ontario Rat 2. Wanna expand on the budget folder realm. No fancy versions, just the basics.
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