"Rocky" wrote in message
news:KVwIc.75164$Oq2.7@attbi_s52...

That is the tounge weight?

__Stephen

About 425 lbs. Almost 10% of the trailer weight. It pulls really smooth.

Email me or call me if you have any questions. I have alot more pictures.

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"Rocky" wrote in message
news:KVwIc.75164$Oq2.7@attbi_s52...

That is the tounge weight?

__Stephen

Sorry about that. I didn't know.

Here are links to a bunch of pictures of this pit:

http://www.dotphoto.com/go.asp?l=Roc...BQ&AID=1311914

http://www.dotphoto.com/go.asp?l=Roc...BQ&AID=1469854

That first link was the wrong one. Here it is:

http://www.dotphoto.com/go.asp?l=Roc...BQ&AID=1453959


"Rocky" wrote in message
news:B6AIc.75542$XM6.7552@attbi_s53...
Sorry about that. I didn't know.

Here are links to a bunch of pictures of this pit:

http://www.dotphoto.com/go.asp?l=Roc...BQ&AID=1311914

http://www.dotphoto.com/go.asp?l=Roc...BQ&AID=1469854

Rocky wrote:

Here are links to a bunch of pictures of this pit:

That is a nice looking rig, Rocky!

Nice pit, but the wrong place to post binaries


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Don't be an asshole

Chef wrote:
Nice pit, but the wrong place to post binaries


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Don't be an asshole

He isn't. He rightly pointed out that this isn't a binaries group. He
didn't do it in a nasty way, but was very matter-of-fact.

Hi again,

I didn't mean to cause any problems. I did just go and subscribe to the
"alt.binaries.food" newsgroup, but for some odd reason...there are only
about 20 replies to posts there. There aren't even any pictures shown there.
Maybe my ISP handles that newsgroup differently.

I used to post pictures on this newsgroup a long time ago, and nobody ever
complained or mentioned anything about not doing it. So I guess that is why
I thought it was ok to do so.

I guess it might cause problems for people who use slow, dial-up
connections. I remember those days and couldn't imagine going back again.


"Dave Bugg" deebuggatcharterdotnet wrote in message
...
Chef wrote:
Nice pit, but the wrong place to post binaries


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Don't be an asshole

He isn't. He rightly pointed out that this isn't a binaries group. He
didn't do it in a nasty way, but was very matter-of-fact.

Hi again,

I didn't mean to cause any problems. I did just go and subscribe to the
"alt.binaries.food" newsgroup, but for some odd reason...there are only
about 20 replies to posts there. There aren't even any pictures shown there.
Maybe my ISP handles that newsgroup differently.

I used to post pictures on this newsgroup a long time ago, and nobody ever
complained or mentioned anything about not doing it. So I guess that is why
I thought it was ok to do so.

I guess it might cause problems for people who use slow, dial-up
connections. I remember those days and couldn't imagine going back again.


"Dave Bugg" deebuggatcharterdotnet wrote in message
...
Chef wrote:
Nice pit, but the wrong place to post binaries


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Don't be an asshole

He isn't. He rightly pointed out that this isn't a binaries group. He
didn't do it in a nasty way, but was very matter-of-fact.

Steve Wertz wrote:
On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 23:21:12 GMT, "Chef"
wrote:

Nice pit, but the wrong place to post binaries


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Don't be an asshole

He may be an asshole, but he's right. Pictures go in
alt.binaries.food.

-sw

And nobody's even mentioned the "for sale" yet.

BOB

I heard that "Rocky" said:



I guess it might cause problems for people who use slow, dial-up
connections. I remember those days and couldn't imagine going back again.

It's not the slow dialups so much as those folks with them can simply
decide not to view them. But many of us these days have premium news
services becasue ISP's free news servers are so poorly run (see yours
with no binaries up for abf). WHen I look at abf, for example, I see
several gigs of pics (and thousands of posts) up dateing back to the
beginning of June and extending all the way to tonight. On the other
hand, if no one had replied to your post I would not have seen your
pics as my news service filters binaries out of text groups (and a
might nice looking rig it is, I was glad of the links you provided).

Clay-

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bright lights and late nights, I still don't need glasses. I drink right
out of the bottle." - David Lee Roth

In article 2KGIc.60619$JR4.59379@attbi_s54, says...
Hi again,

I didn't mean to cause any problems. I did just go and subscribe to the
"alt.binaries.food" newsgroup, but for some odd reason...there are only
about 20 replies to posts there. There aren't even any pictures shown there.
Maybe my ISP handles that newsgroup differently.

I used to post pictures on this newsgroup a long time ago, and nobody ever
complained or mentioned anything about not doing it. So I guess that is why
I thought it was ok to do so.

Most news servers filter binaries from non-binary groups these days.


I guess it might cause problems for people who use slow, dial-up
connections. I remember those days and couldn't imagine going back again.

Lot's of people still on dialup. Some even get charged per minute of
connection time. Plus, this isn't a 'for sale' group.

And please quit top posting.

Bill

Will you get a life. I can't believe this group is turning everything into
picky police state. The guy made a mistake and posted binaries, said he ewas
sorry and quite it. Now you gotta complain about top posting. Don't read any
top posted articles if it bothers you so.

"Bill" wrote in message
...
In article 2KGIc.60619$JR4.59379@attbi_s54,
says...
Hi again,

I didn't mean to cause any problems. I did just go and subscribe to the
"alt.binaries.food" newsgroup, but for some odd reason...there are only
about 20 replies to posts there. There aren't even any pictures shown
there.
Maybe my ISP handles that newsgroup differently.

I used to post pictures on this newsgroup a long time ago, and nobody
ever
complained or mentioned anything about not doing it. So I guess that is
why
I thought it was ok to do so.

Most news servers filter binaries from non-binary groups these days.


I guess it might cause problems for people who use slow, dial-up
connections. I remember those days and couldn't imagine going back
again.

Lot's of people still on dialup. Some even get charged per minute of
connection time. Plus, this isn't a 'for sale' group.

And please quit top posting.

Bill

"SCUBApix" wrote in
:

Will you get a life. I can't believe this group is turning everything
into picky police state. The guy made a mistake and posted binaries,
said he ewas sorry and quite it. Now you gotta complain about top
posting. Don't read any top posted articles if it bothers you so.

Hey Dayton OH. Cool

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StocksRus®

On 12-Jul-2004, "Rocky" wrote:

Hi again,

I didn't mean to cause any problems. I did just go and subscribe to the
"alt.binaries.food" newsgroup, but for some odd reason...there are only
about 20 replies to posts there. There aren't even any pictures shown there.
Maybe my ISP handles that newsgroup differently.

I used to post pictures on this newsgroup a long time ago, and nobody ever
complained or mentioned anything about not doing it. So I guess that is why
I thought it was ok to do so.

I guess it might cause problems for people who use slow, dial-up
connections. I remember those days and couldn't imagine going back again.


"Dave Bugg" deebuggatcharterdotnet wrote in message
...
Chef wrote:
Nice pit, but the wrong place to post binaries


--
StocksRus®



Don't be an asshole

He isn't. He rightly pointed out that this isn't a binaries group. He
didn't do it in a nasty way, but was very matter-of-fact.



Rocky, don't give up on the ABF group. It's actually quite active. There
is a tendency to post long textual threads there that really don't belong,
but that's because this group got kind of out of hand for awhile. If you
watch ABF for awhile, you'll see lots of pictures posted there. I have
archived over 6,000 pics from ABF.

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