what is the best dolly to use to transport a kyack?
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20 years ago I'd say Dolly Parton.  She's got some fabulous hooters.
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http://www.dollyon-line.com/
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Check this out.  We sell a lot of custom computers to a company that installs them in churches and this is the type of cards they use.\n\nhttp://www.viewcast.com/products/osprey/osprey440.html\n\nOsprey has many different cards, so look at the other cards and see what would be the best option for you.\n\nYou will also need a powerful computer with lots of ram and big hard drives.  You can go USB external if need be, but I would say go internal with SATA drives if your computer can handle it.\n\nContact me if you need any more info.
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I woud reccomend you use at least a 30+ lb. thrust ,if you using a bow mount trolling motor make sure its a newer model with a foot pedal.A minn kota hypredrive is the one i have on my boat and its been great especially in the wind.
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First, get a Case, I recommend a mid-range backhoe. Then read up on it real well, and try it out. You can generate a report if you like.\nhttp://www.casece.com/products/attachment.asp?RL=EUE&id=54&IndustryID=
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Check on E-bay, they have a few similiar vintage models you could compare "going" prices on. Also if it runs and you are close, i'll buy it. I need a motor for my fishing boat.
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dolly be.. its nice 2ears
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Go here: http://82.145.131.163/default____5232.aspx\n\nI use the same Thule gear on everything from a tiny Fiat barchetta to a Land Rover Discovery. It adjust for the lot.\n\nYour truck should be a cinch for it.\n\nLook carefully at the Thule range on this website, they have something for every application and their stuff is of very high quality. It lasts forever.
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http://www.ccwusa.com/site/\nBest site on the net for carry/
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What you are looking for I believe is called a "Collet",  If you look at a camera tripod with round legs or an adjustable cane you will see how they work.  Do a Froogle under Hardware collet, you should find something.  There is another cheaper technique that uses a loose piece that jams in one direction. You can see these in the hardware store on pipe clamps and on some adjustable tent poles.
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I ride a Gravity.  Independent trucks are the way to go. I'm sure they have their own website you can checkout.
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car, windmill, bicycle, propeller, anything with gears, hope this helps
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it depends on what your doing mountain sled.  i like the skidoo's for being light, the polaris for handling, and the yamaha for going fast as hell and the arctic cat only goes up hill well.
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Ladysmith .38 (Smith & Wesson)\n\nRevolver, easy to load and operate. No exposed hammer to get caught on clothing or in purse.\n\nOh, not much of a recoil either.
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A shovel or a backhoe! That's a machine not a 'loose girl'\n\nhttp://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/
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If you want a multispeed trike and need to haul very much, you want a Lightfoot.  The Greenspeed model should meet the needs of most people, however they have other models that will haul a lot of cargo.  They have a platform behind the seat which will hold their standard (large) bag or a storage box.  Check out their website in the source box below.
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MacGyver would know for sure!  I'm thinking you can make a slingshot with those items.