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[brutal]

Carpal Tunnel.

Sadly I'm not yet convinced this is the fix... We'll see if the issue clears up in a few days.

[JohnnyEgo]

Might have to start using your other hand more. On the plus side, I've heard it feels like a stranger!

The Government came back to work yesterday long enough to approve my new B&T trilug can:

[brutal]

Might have to start using your other hand more. On the plus side, I've heard it feels like a stranger!

The Government came back to work yesterday long enough to approve my new B&T trilug can:

I have to use both hands as it is. Kinda hard to wrangle with just the one now.

[newracer]

[bradbn4]

ME: I would like to have a Core One please.
Order Taker: All we have is the L size
ME: ok it should not be that large right?
Order Taker: Thank you for your order...click


It is a bit bigger (+10%) than the standard Core One with 2x the total volume.
And based on size, my idea of tossing it into the basement is a no.

Ship weight: 79.3lbs - about 1/2 Kilo lighter than the standard Core One.

Based on the tech write up; should be good to go for ASA/PC and other fun materials.

Now to assemble the table - after I move a few things around.

[Hummer]

It was time to mount the winter tires and I wanted to use the near-new 17" Nokian Hakkapeliitta LTX 3 studded tires I had from my Gen 1 Tundra. There's no way I could get my money out of them in a resale so I opted for new wheels 8.5" wide that fit the new Tundra. I looks like I'll be looking for mud guards and fender flares.

Studs, Baby, Studs!

[Erni]

It was time to mount the winter tires and I wanted to use the near-new 17" Nokian Hakkapeliitta LTX 3 studded tires I had from my Gen 1 Tundra. There's no way I could get my money out of them in a resale so I opted for new wheels 8.5" wide that fit the new Tundra. I looks like I'll be looking for mud guards and fender flares.

Studs, Baby, Studs!

How good are the Hakkafjjfjdjshsgtwydjd tires?

[Hummer]

How good are the Hakkafjjfjdjshsgtwydjd tires?

Truly awesome. We drive canyon roads that remain icy/snowpacked all winter and the studded tires rule. My wife's Highlander also wears the studded Nokians in winter. The Nokian Hakkapeliitta works well in deep snow, but it's not a deep mud tire. Actually, I wish I'd had them on during my recent elk hunt instead of the Michelin Defender LTX. I might not have needed to chain up when pulling the trailer on a muddy Forest Service side road. Going with the 17" wheels give me more space to mount snow tires. I'm better prepared for next years hunt.

BTW, the Nokian Hakkapeliitta are Finnish tires made in the USA, not Mexico or China. And, I use google to remind me how to spell it. ;.)