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Let me guess....you got the Orange 3/8" X 100' rope for $250 right? :lol:

I tried to buy one from them as well but they just wanted to talk me into the more expensive line and I didn't get a good vibe from them. That was around the time that I started that bust of a group buy for synthetic lines. I wound up with the 3/8" x 100' red rope and got it for $245 delivered if I remember right. Got it spooled on the winch last week but I will need to re-do it. I got it on tight but I know it's probably not tight enough. I will have to hook it to another rig and let it roll. :clap:
 
Bang Bang said:
Let me guess....you got the Orange 3/8" X 100' rope for $250 right? :lol:

I tried to buy one from them as well but they just wanted to talk me into the more expensive line and I didn't get a good vibe from them. That was around the time that I started that bust of a group buy for synthetic lines. I wound up with the 3/8" x 100' red rope and got it for $245 delivered if I remember right. Got it spooled on the winch last week but I will need to re-do it. I got it on tight but I know it's probably not tight enough. I will have to hook it to another rig and let it roll. :clap:
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Nice and that's a good price from what I've seen, I wound up with the Orange 3/8 but went with the 85 FT instead. I was between the 85 and 100 and Woody suggested he runs the 85 FT rope on his rigs to get away from the long pulls so I went that way. I went with their fairlead as well. If I find myself running short with the tree saver and 20K tow strap I'll pick up one of their extensions to keep in the box :)
 
Volunteer said:
Nice and that's a good price from what I've seen, I wound up with the Orange 3/8 but went with the 85 FT instead. I was between the 85 and 100 and Woody suggested he runs the 85 FT rope on his rigs to get away from the long pulls so I went that way. I went with their fairlead as well. If I find myself running short with the tree saver and 20K tow strap I'll pick up one of their extensions to keep in the box :)
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Yeah, I went back and forth on the 85' of 100' debate but I figured with 100' on the drum, just leave 2 wraps on instead of 1 when I get to those length pulls. And the m8000 is sure full with 100'. Definitely not much room for a bad wrap on the drum now. :doh:
 
Bang Bang said:
Yeah, I went back and forth on the 85' of 100' debate but I figured with 100' on the drum, just leave 2 wraps on instead of 1 when I get to those length pulls. And the m8000 is sure full with 100'. Definitely not much room for a bad wrap on the drum now. :doh:
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Absolutely and a good point you can't go wrong with a little extra :) I don't think you can go wrong either way with the rope its lighter, stronger and safer whats not to like :D
 
I spy Brian McManus :cheers: whats up Brian ? Come say Hi this Sunday and bring all the family with you :cheers: :D
 
Received our Toyota Trails today and the article Cody wrote is in it :)

Wat to go Cody :cheers:
 
just lost said:
Received our Toyota Trails today and the article Cody wrote is in it :)

Wat to go Cody :cheers:
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Agree it looks good :)

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we have a published author in our midst:clap:
 
:D

Thanks
Cody
 
Cool Firestone commercial with a 62 & canoe on the roof. Nice

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Happy Birthday Ryan I hope your day is a GREAT one bud.
 
enjoy the day:clap:

OH! & get that front bumper DONE:cheers:
 
Thanks.

Its done and its my present to myself.
 
Cody: You may want to change your font color in your signature/garage as the blue is hard to see on a black background...just my $.02 :D
 
Merchandise thread to come this week I hope.. hang in there

Please send me an email for ANY ideas that you may have or somthing that you'd like.

Will also try to get a logo on anything you bring me.
Email me through mud ( PScottBx@yahoo.com )

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me
 
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