u/axe81

6,168 post karma · 7,046 comment karma · joined Sep 2017

  1. 5points

    Need to shave the ole twig and berries (self.shaving)

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  2. 13points

    Looking for quieter ranges (self.COGuns) [General Question]

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  3. 1points

    Ring Gen 2 won’t charge when hardwired (self.Ring)

    3 comments

  4. 2points

    Kids and non-potable irrigation (self.lawncare) [Northern US & Canada (or cool season)]

    12 comments

  5. 1points

    Kids and non potable irrigation (self.NewParents) [Illness/Injuries]

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Ok thank for the clarification

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Is that an option?

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DE?

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I have an Revopoint Inspire 2, got it for $500 on Amazon when it hit sale pricing. Honestly for a “cheap” scanner it’s pretty decent and I’m happy with it. Really struggles with black though. It also has laser line as well but can only get out work on the computer, phone only seems to handle infrared

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I’m on Xfinity just moved away from there and we had issues at orchard both sides of I25 from 136 to 150th, 120th and federal, and 112th and Sheridan but they run on Verizon towers so they get the same dead spots

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This! I had a hard time buying one after moving to a different city in the same state. Thankfully Colorado does digital id and most places take that but still had to jump through hoops for that

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Look at first time home buyers. That’s how I bought my condo in 2020. The other thing to look at is a new build, I know they can be scary but the builder bought down our interest to a point that we could manage and we ended up with more house than we were originally looking at in our budget and so came in under what I was looking for per month. I’ve been in that home for 3 months now. If I had bought the same home with out the buy down i would be looking at close to $800 more a month. Plus they threw in all the appliances, blinds, and a fireplace for free, a few other things. All in all I think we got 14k of free stuff, lower price on the home (buying Mother’s Day weekend really helped that), and the interest buy down

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I live 2 miles from the main section of track Big Boy runs on when it comes out of storage, so there’s not much that beats that 😅

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For your kind of driving Michelin Cross Climate 2 or Goodyear Weather Ready 2 very comparable tires. I have cross climates on my wife’s 2wd Fusion and she loves them, I’m putting weather ready on my RAV4 next month. Goodyear is a little cheaper, however not carried by Costco. Honestly I would get a quote through Costco and take it to Discount. They price match and if you ever go out of town with the car it’s a lot easier to find a Discount than a Costco. That actually what I did after my wife’s tires were stolen on her Fusion. Solely because we drive her car from Denver to Boise to see her dad.

I will say on an AWD I would easily trust both those tires to perform well in snow. I have a 4wd truck with KO2s if I can avoid driving my 2wds but wouldn’t have too much concern with those on a 2wd either

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I did my testing at britslecone. I’ll probably take my wife to liberty for her to do her testing

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This is exactly the review I’m looking for!

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I’ll suggest that, but I don’t think I can convince her of the hike, atleast not yet

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I’ll look into this one too. I have a few friends she knows up north that would probably love to join into

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Yeah I was hoping for outdoor, I think we’d be willing to do an hour drive. I’ll look into that one

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Powers good, I have 22 Volts at the doorbell

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I can agree with this, all those factors plus when they need work (if you’re mechanically inclined) they’re so much easier to work on because of the size. It’s only a few inches difference but hey inches matter right?

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There super easy on a 6 cylinder trailblazer. All right on top. I did my grandmas in about 15 minutes

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I used this the other day, guy got pissed and left

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