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Rooster Ron Wayne

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  1. 9 hours ago, The Original Lumpy Gritz said:

    Did you get the tow package with it?

    Tow Package with Fifthwheel & Gooseneck setup even Plow Package. 

    Z71 Package with skid plates .

    I got about everything I could get in the Custom except the trifold tailgate .

    I didn't think that would hold up well in Michigan with the snow & salt. 

    I'm extremely happy with the 6.6L Gas Power , 4x4 Height , and Allison 10 speed .

    It feels like a truck .

    Not a dumb down truck all loaded up and drives like a car. 

    A couple more weeks my paint matched topper will be in .

    I could not be happier with a truck .

    I thought I loved my Ram .

    But this is twice the truck my Ram ever was .

     

    The top Pic  is my Old Truck.

    2015 1500 Ram BigHorn 5.7L 4x4 

     

    And the Bottom is a Pic of a truck with the same topper I'm ordered  for my new truck .

    2025 2500HD Custom 6.6L Allison 10 Speed 4x4 

     

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  2. On 10/6/2024 at 7:08 PM, J-BAR #18287 said:

    BE-86 is described by some as a "clean" Unique. It is an Alliant powder and availability may be spotty, but it worked well in my .38 Specials and .357 Magnums.

    You can use Universal in place of Unique pretty much load for load and it's a touch cleaner .

    If you can find any of it .

    Rooster 

  3. On 8/11/2024 at 8:10 AM, Captain Bill Burt said:

    On the very rare occasions I shoot C&B I use paper cartridges, which are also pretty quick to load.

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    The Original Speed Loader lol 

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  4. Wow blast from the past .

    I do things different all the time .

    One time I will shoot with my 51's in cap & ball in a cross draw with my Henry 1860 and a single shot 12g.

    The next time I will use my Cimarron 1873's with a 73 Rifle and a SXS 12g .

    Then shoot some Blackhawks and a 92 with a 97 pump .

    I never know what I'm going to show up with till I load up my truck that morning. 

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  5. 8 hours ago, El Chapo said:

     

    That's a really nice looking ride.

     

    Is the joke about Shovelheads true, about be worried if they're not leaking, because they're out of oil?

    Not if they are put together correctly :unsure:

    What most people don't understand is you have Cast Iron cylinders and Aluminum heads and cases. 

    So the heat and expansion is different. 

    So you MUST allow the engine to warm up before you take off for a ride .

    I would dare to ride my Shovelhead anywhere with out worry .

    But all Shovelheads are not taken care of like mine lol :D

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  6. 10 hours ago, bgavin said:

    My most comfortable ride was a '76 shovelhead.
    The last one was a 2008 Sportster.
    The shovelhead was more comfy to ride.

     

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    They all are more comfy when we was younger lol

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  7. This is my One owner 1977 FLHS .

    This is the bike that latter in life becomes the Roadking .

    I'm the second caretaker of her in her lifetime. 

    I bought her from Jim the original owner who bought her new & rode her for 40 years .

    I gave him twice what he bought her for new .

    Love this old girl .

    She is my Sunday ride around the lake bike .

    Some of you may remember I was almost killed on my 1979 FLH in 2016 and got broken up bad.

    This is the replacement bike for that bike that got destroyed in the crash .

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  8. 5 hours ago, bgavin said:

    The springer is a nice touch on a modern engine.

    It's a 2006 factory (HD) Built 1947 Pan Clone .

    Last Year HD made a Springer Softail .

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