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Can I play too ? My Zuk playing in Paragon. It runs on Biodiesel too

I just shot up 2 boxes of Federal paper shells a couple weekends ago. Not really old ones and from what I hear the papers are going to make a comeback. kevin

I have a cache that is locked.....very similar to the utility box used up a few posts. It is a multi and in the first container you will find the coords and a key for the second. The cache is hidden in plane site mounted on a utility pole. I have had great comments about it. The nice thing is that it gives a pretty good size box to use for a cache. I did let the neighbors (friends of mine) in on what the box was there for so that when they see someone out of their window they know what is up. Kevin

I always like the bumper sticker "If you don't like logging try wiping your A** with plastic ! "

I was at one the other day where someone had actually broken the neck off of a beer bottle to make it fit and even signed the log as such

I have a locked cache. I think they do have their place. Mine is a multi where you find the micro that contains a key and coordinates to a "utility" box on a pole that is locked. Good chance of muggles in the area but being a box on a pole they just ignore it. It makes a very good size cache so there is lots of room for swag. Kevin

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Not from Rochester but I will be in Hamlin next weekend visiting the in-laws.

I also was considering this one seriously. Now that I think about it, I believe that *all* of these mechanisms would be the same, that is, the keyhole is an integral part of the tumbler. I wonder if Kazack could let us know if he/she had the same problem, and how it was overcome? Cheers, dak Here is a rough breakdown of how we built the container. Hope this helps Super-glue will eventually break down. Did you consider 2-part epoxy? Try JB weld. Works great. I have even fixed a hole in a car radiator with it. Kevin

I signed one the other day with a charred stick from a camp fire pit since I forgot a pen

Nice to see all the capable offroad vehicles out there. Mine is an '88.5 Suzuki Samurai sporting a 5" spring over lift and 31" tires for now. It has lockers front and rear and a lower geared t-case. I replaced the gasser under the hood with a VW diesel out of an '82 rabbit and have a turbo diesel from an '85 Jetta waiting to go in this summer. Diesel is cheaper than gas right now and I am getting about 35MPG with this setup plus once I am in my new house with my shop I will be making my own biodiesel

My solution........get a better offroad vehicle Kevin