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Are you looking to stick with 50 lb. draw weight? What is your draw length?

All are still available at the moment. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

TTT

@WNY Bowhuntergot my 70lb Kure. Heck of a nice bow! I shot 70+ lbs for years but switched to 60 lbs a few years back. My shoulders have taken some damage over the years and, while I can still draw 70 pounds with ease, I think 60 lbs will be better for me in the long run.

Awesome man, thank you!

Ritual 33

All are right handed.

TTT - certainly open to offers

Syracuse area - Pompey.

I have the following bows from Elite Archery for sale: Elite Enlist - 29” draw length, 60 lb. limbs, black riser and limbs - $400 Elite Ritual - 29” draw length, 60 lb. limbs, black riser and limbs - $600 Elite Kure - 23”-30” draw length, 60 lb. limbs, black riser and limbs - $750 All bows are in used but like new condition with less than 100 shots through each. PayPal preferred (F&F or you pay fees). Would prefer local pick up but we can discuss shipping / associated fees. Please PM with any questio

Could you use rim guard to load your n we rims / tires so you can still use the machine for plowing? https://www.rimguardsolutions.com/beet-juice-is-better/why-its-better/ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have been applying for my doe tags using the DECALS system online for the past several years as a resident holder of a lifetime license. Are non-residents not allowed to apply online? It only takes me a few minutes and then my doe tags show up in my mailbox a week or two later.

https://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/6094.html Looks like most licenses are free or very inexpensive once you reach the age of 70. I suspect, with only 8 more years to get to that point, you may be better of just going with yearly licenses and associated fees but I haven't done the math to confirm. You'd have to spend $150 / year on licenses / tags now to break even.

Have you tried running the snowblower with the gas cap a bit loose? I had a similar issue with one of my snowblowers years ago. I think the gas cap was missing some sort of gasket that allows air to be drawn into the gas tank and, because of the vacuum that was created, gas wasn't able to flow. I ran it with a loose gas cap for quite a while until I found a replacement cap. I'm not a mechanic by any means, but my issue sounded similar enough to yours that I thought I'd throw this out there.

https://www.localsyr.com/news/local-news/rep-tom-reed-seriously-considering-running-for-governor-in-2022/