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yes. best country on earth

80 acreas, house, cabins, garage and what not. 1600 a year

wonder how much 0.3 ml of 1:1000 epi is and a small SubQ syringe. probably under a dollar for 3 doses

it has a belly mower, and a bucket with hydro controls that work with the snowblower whenever i decide to do that route. im stuck due to the fact if i go tractor route $$$ is gonna be tightish for 2 years. I hate owing and I got this place 2 years early cause the number of acreages are dwindling.

only 10 acres is open land. rest is bush. living in the sticks sure aint cheap lol.

Needing to address my needs of snow plowing and cutting grass for this winter and next year. Have the potential for a lot of grass or about 2 acres. Pretty flat yard. However, also have quiet the lane to plow in the winter. And I live in an area where if it snows it dumps or it wont snow worth a shit. Anyway. Went looking at lawn mowers but somewhat swayed toward a tractor. So I could get a riding mower and a quad with a plow for around 20k with tax. or A 2016 Koiti 22hp diesel tractor with a underbelly mower, pto, a front bucket. 20,500 with tax. Stuck on the logical thing to do. But with 80 acres the tractor would prob be a better idea.

new within the year

even with a carbon filter after the pressure tank? have one. deals with the majority of the smell. i think its in the hot water only. can't smell anything in the cold. It was tested and passed provincial standards. I haven't been staying there yet so the water doesnt get run daily. still moving stuff in and been working tons lately.

How long would it last? Till the next time.

Guessing there are a few guys on this forum with private wells. Anyway slowly moving into my new place and noticed a slight odor to the water after I turned the pumps on. Slight sulfur smell but not terrible. No animals in the area (cattle or horses) up hill from my place until 1 mile away or 2. I'm gathering its from the water sitting for around a month before I took possession. Reading up on the procedure itself it seems pretty simple. For those that have done it, would it beneficial for a septic/water guy to do the first shock or would you tackle it yourself right off the bat?

blah blah blah.

I really am liking the new one. Might end up pricing one out. probably be around 70k Canadian which buys a nice f250 platinum.

some new rims on that jetta and shes a beaut

Genocide...the only way

another future criminal put down.

lmao.

Heck didnt matter if it was a ford, dodge, gm or whatever. It would have need replacing no matter what. When crack heads build a motor on a monday.

Hows that Ram for the win??? 50000 km and brakes already. Have 128000km on my fx4 and so far just a pinon seal change (other then a defective engine from the factory).

compare a v8 to a v8 to be fair.

brock will have to return to saskatchewan to find himself.

i think my brother has a 2015 high country. its no where near as nice as my 2012 fx4. it competes with a loaded xlt

85000 miles and still rockin

attempted murder