JonnyTahoe
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Would of been a great picture.
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2004 6.0 NV4500 Tahoe
- Thread starter Dantheman1540
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JonnyTahoe
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Its like snow once your stuck your stuck.
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Tonyrodz
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Nothing else to do
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Dantheman1540
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The big difference is I was wearing flip flops and enjoying the cool evening 75* breeze. Snow is miserable and I hate it!
JonnyTahoe
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Can't wait for that breeze... In six months.
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Dantheman1540
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Well it was 31.2* this morning and my pasture frosted over, so I'm eating my warm breeze coment karma.
Then the sand devil struck again! Was having clay delivered for my driveway and the truck made it about 100 yards before it sank like a rock. After a few hours and 2 other trucks making a train to pull it out my entire yard is *ucked and I need a dozen loads of clay now
Tonyrodz
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They should give you the clay for free now, since they messed your yard up. It's only right.Well it was 31.2* this morning and my pasture frosted over, so I'm eating my warm breeze coment karma.
Then the sand devil struck again! Was having clay delivered for my driveway and the truck made it about 100 yards before it sank like a rock. After a few hours and 2 other trucks making a train to pull it out my entire yard is *ucked and I need a dozen loads of clay now
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Sam Harris
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Damn that sucks. And while you’re trying to fix it too....!!Well it was 31.2* this morning and my pasture frosted over, so I'm eating my warm breeze coment karma.
Then the sand devil struck again! Was having clay delivered for my driveway and the truck made it about 100 yards before it sank like a rock. After a few hours and 2 other trucks making a train to pull it out my entire yard is *ucked and I need a dozen loads of clay now
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Sam Harris
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X2!
randeez
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Well it was 31.2* this morning and my pasture frosted over, so I'm eating my warm breeze coment karma.
Then the sand devil struck again! Was having clay delivered for my driveway and the truck made it about 100 yards before it sank like a rock. After a few hours and 2 other trucks making a train to pull it out my entire yard is *ucked and I need a dozen loads of clay now
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i couldve chained my yukon up to it and done those burnouts you were looking for
