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RE: Hand Guns
I received my permit just to travel. While traveling you are not aware which exits are good to fuel up and which ones are not. We have found ourselves in areas with bars on the windows and rather ruff looking people around and now we have to find our way to turn around to get back on the freeway. We have had panhandlers get aggressive like grabbing my arm or jumping up into the face of my wife. We have had aggressive drivers that think that it is their job to teach us to drive over the speed limit in the slow lane and when driving an RV it is a little hard to get away.
All in all we have never had problems and I have never drawn my weapon but the best weapon you can have is "situational awareness". Stay alert, know what is going on around you. Remember that while on the road you are rubbing elbows with all types of people, many of which you would walk to the other side of the street just to avoid and now they have a 2 ton weapon in their hands and the means to escape fast.
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we3
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05/07/13 06:23pm |
Full-time RVing
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RE: Ford Trucks / Lowest Price Paid
I think 18% is about right.
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we3
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03/26/13 06:42pm |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: Litigation regarding Ford 6.0 diesel
From what I read the work was done at no cost to customers except for the $100 deductable you pay every time they touch it with a wrench. I have always though this was a bunch of crap. The MOST you can hope to get is your deductable back, but don't expect it.
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we3
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02/23/13 04:55pm |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: HUGE horse
I have raised and trained Belgians in the past. He is a nice young horse, but it takes a big horse to weight a ton. I am guessing that he is under 4 yrs old and he will not grow much taller but he will fill out until he is about 7 yrs old. Once he is filled out he may go a ton but I would guess now that he is probably around 15-16 hundred. Ask your Amishman friend, he will know within about 20lbs. These guys are good. He will look much different after he is trained, his chest will fill out and his neck will grow an arch and when you touch him he will be as hard as a rock. All muscle.
Check in from time to time as he is being trained as some Amish will gain compliance by withholding feed or water while working. A thirsty or hungry animal does not have the desire to rebel as one that is well fed. You can expect Rudy to lose a couple of hundred pounds as his fat will disappear but he will regain it again when not working.
BTW, trim his feet or they will start to crack.
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we3
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02/14/13 06:41pm |
RV Pet Stop
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RE: Home Made Bio Diesel
and so goes the American Economy - few gals. diesel here and there - Wal*mart moves in - Oh we will park on their lot instead of a campground. Why pay high prices - if we want stuff we will buy at Wal*Mart and camp there!
Next no jobs in small town USA - gee I wonder what happened?
Good luck on saving a few bucks on a $60,000 vehicle. (Yep - LONG TIME family camper - over 60 years - NEVER camped at Wal*Mart - used bio diesel, but only from commercial pumps).
yep - - flame suit on.
bbt
Isn't this something, promoting buying fuel from the sandbox where people hate us and want to distroy us in stead of biofuels produced and grown in these small towns and rural America. In the last 5 yrs I have saved enough on fuel to buy one of these $60k vehicles. Yeah, it's saving a "few bucks".
(How did Walmart get into this thread anyway?)
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we3
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02/03/13 07:40am |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: Home Made Bio Diesel
There is so much misinformation on here that I really do not even want to reply. But here goes, I have run well over 10k gals of veggie oil and bio-diesel. As was said, make good fuel, get good results. Oh, and a little more misinformation to correct is you can manufacture 400 gals per quarter of homemade fuel without breaking the law. Check out forums that are made up of people that know not people that think they know, but have never tried it.
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we3
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02/02/13 06:05pm |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: Automobile industry Detroit -Assembly line visit
I took the Rouge Tour a couple of years ago. It was nice seeing it all but when you see the assembly line it will not take you long to figure out why the price of a new car is so expensive. I doubt that more then 1/3 of the employees on the floor were doing anything but walking or talking. As I was watching the tour guide asked me what I thought about their plant. My reply,"if I had this much dead weight on the production line I surely would not show it off to the people I want to purchase my product." He turned and walked away.
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we3
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09/06/12 04:54pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Wanderings along Hwy 2, Michigan UP to Idaho
Great pics Thanks
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we3
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08/14/12 06:57pm |
Public Lands, Boondocking and Dry Camping
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