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HA! My sister is getting one, too! I've got one now, going on 3 years! I have an idea, ship him up here when hes older. I need to breed mine.

http://www.bloomberg.com/video/the-ceo-obsessed-with-making-eggs-without-chickens-pwIZGz1NRcO2hhuI3iFTAQ.html We have 26 chickens, 24 hens and 2 roosters. We are getting about one to one and a half dozen eggs a day at the moment. Hope to have all laying by spring. I like my home fresh eggs! As for the rest of you, God help you! ...its like imitation crab meat.

Well, from what I understand, drive pressures can be more than boost. Ideally its supposed to be a 1:1 IIRC. I would get one that meters to 100 psi.Isspro carries gauges and kit for this application...

Yep, me being 25, looking at that much snow doesn't bother me any! I like it when it DUMPS!Especially when it gets to be heavy snow, I used to run around with my brother in the winter and shovel off roofs. We would make GOOD money doing it.

He had to have the kidney removed because the doc?

..that was always my favorite one to watch, growing up. Amazing explosion...

Crap! It was pretty cold here last night. We had winds gusting real good. Kept me up alot last night. Lots of snow drifts to wake up to... So I got lucky this time and did not have to shovel, haha.

Man, take pics! Maybe video, too? I think you mean, drive pressures?

Another good quote I learned from hazmat class:"Dont just do something, stand there"!

We would call the cops the, "Blue canary's".

https-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzObhHet9QM Then again, besides doing something like this in this video, what risk did the cop have to take? Wet pants? Yea and you are right, you don't want to become a victim at the same time.

And, remember, a bull in a chine shop actually does really well...

I saw this recently. As always, did not have time to once again watch the video... :spank:I have to admit, since I have seen that previous video, you have truly made it aware to me how much I still 'am in bondage in this world! It truly has been a mindscrewing ever since... I have a bookmark that I saved to read up on William Blackstone. Its just getting the time to read it...

For me, as an individual, I have decided that I will do anything I can, no matter what the repercussions of my actions... I throw everything to the side and consider that I have more of a heart to do something, rather than nothing.It is my hope that someday, the people who are in positions of authority will consider the same...Also, I'm just merely trying to provoke thoughts about how you would approach such a situation. It takes pre-planning for an incident to truly carry out an effective real world solution. Its before the event that you can try and examine all facets of it before having to deal with it. Same goes for someone who carry's a gun for defense. You should always think proactively about things and anticipate things before it ever even happens. Otherwise, you get caught with your pants down.

I would say its the starter considering you jumped it straight from the battery and nothing happened.

Ahh! Right... I did not even catch that, haha. I've never heard of these trucks coming with a keyless entry system. You would have to buy an aftermarket kit. It will come with the actuators, brain, remote, etc. Usually around $150, IIRC.

Yikes! Thats nuts... I'd go broke if I had to do that much driving for calls.You have a buttload of area to cover as well! Dang.The closest I have every ended up to you would be Grangeville. Took hwy 13 between there and Kamiah. My wifes uncle drove it and he is crazy. I know them roads are nuts to drive. Can't imagine what winter driving would be like.

Totally agree with you, except one thing: "To protect and serve" ...it may have meant just what it says back when it became a motto, but presently, with rulings that say the police are not obligated to render aid, it merely just becomes a meaning of protecting the LAW and serving the LAW. :banghead: - - - Updated - - - Sure, but how exactly do you suppose you would have approached it? I was not necessarily trying to turn this into a bashing, but more of a strategic look to it. Suppose I should have presented it differently in the beginning, lol.

Ahh, your just asking about keyless entry... Heres an example: http://www.keyless-remotes.com/servlet/Categories?category=Remotes:Dodge:2001:Ram+Pickup

Yea, it is a pretty sad deal... does not seem like there are very many courageous people out there these days. Even if, I suppose the good guys are just not in the right place at the right time.Hey though, my brother in law is a police officer and I would think that he would do anything he could to try and help... He sees whats going on and also does not want to know everyones problems, so he is hoping to get out of it.But, IMHO, I think people that want to see the LEO's change for the better, then that means they should be that person to step up and do it. I told my wife I would not mind becoming a Sheriff one day. Atleast I know I would stand with the American people and they definitely would not have to worry about me!On a side note, what would you have done?

NAPA 2790 on the left, NAPA 6637, on the right. These are your only TWO options that I know of that is defined as the BHAF.

Dang buddy! If I had to drive 25 miles to the next station, I probably would end up getting called off by the time I get half way to it, lol. Man, that is also alot of driving on your dime as well. I hope you get fairly reimbursed for it. Wow, I can tell you realize the full scope of the area then, having your pond and pump. I don't remember how many gallons you said it was though. Never enough, anyways, lol. I sure hope you never have to experience a primary search, its very stressful. But, when duty calls, duty calls!

I'am BEYOND WORDS! http://www.prisonplanet.com/5-men-rush-to-save-dying-woman-as-cop-chats-on-phone.html This once again, reiterates the situation discussed earlier in rancherman's thread. Except, instead of being the victim, how would you respond to something like this as a passerby? I carry a medical bag, blankets, gloves, towstraps, some other relevant tools for emergencies. I think I may need to rethink how I could every approach such a situation like this to see if I ever could do any good for someone. I do not know the full extent of the situation, nor the immediate area, but I think kicking the truck into 4 low and hooking a tow strap up to the rear control arms of the overturned car and pulling it out of the water enough to gain some access and try and further prevent a person from drowning would have been a good idea... Think I might need to put some of my logging cables back into the truck.

Look into the Revmax TC. http://www.revmaxconverters.com/

I looked it up to see if it was about kidney stones, but it was not. Still, substitute it instead and you will get a good idea! Also, IIRC, cranberry juice helps, too!