mowin

Fantastic movie.

By the old standard, ya. But it's still concerned a 1 ton. You'd think the F550 would be called a 2 ton, but I've never heard someone refer to them as that.

That may have been true 30 yrs ago, not now. My f350 has over 5000 lbs of payload

Absolutely. There's more to the numbers then towing. Lot of half tons claim to tow impressive numbers, 11k +. However the payload # is low. Hook up a 11k camper, and most likely your close to, or over the payload.

If you've got kids, or working on having kids, a CC is handy. My last to trucks were Ram 3500 CC. 99% of the time those rear seat were empty. Well, lots of "stuff" but rarely had people back there. Just bought a Ford f350 super cab. Long bed. Yes I lost cab space, if someone had to ride back there they can, but I gained bed length. Missed the 8' bed on the Rams. The reason I didn't want a CC with the long box, is for plowing, it would be too damm long.

Glad she's heading quickly.

Don't wanna know where the other hat is hanging.

I spray my decks with fluid film. I sharpen my blades every Monday, and re apply. Very little buildup.

No friggin way. So opposed to anything do do with cigarettes or cigar's. If you smoke anything, you're not invited.... Period.

Well, not sure your correct.. This place just started this spring. Good friend of mine helps the guy that owns it. He borrowed my 3pt spreader for a couple days. Remember him talking about the ratio of male to female plants and about harvesting the buds. I'll see him Monday morning. I'll confirm what he's farming.

This farm is not indoors, and not fenced.

There's one less than a mile from my house. Can't see it from the road. Surprisingly, very few people around here know about it.

Yes, but I wonder if they would have been protected?? If so, we wouldn't have so much fun chasing them in the spring.

Pot farm?

20 hp is too small for a 5'er. I had a old Mitsubishi 22 hp that handled a 4' fine. Can't help with the conversation.