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WOW! I was just cleaning up the last of the fall leaves with the little ones and we had a coyote come with in 80 yards of us. When he noticed us he wasn't in any hurry to get away, until I started waiving the rake and making noise! My place backs onto a farmers corn feild here in King City. Never did see one here before, but we do hear them occasionally at night.

I was on hunting forum with almost the same question being asked, and 3 pages later everyone seems to be confused . Gotta love the hunting regs, the literature has me reading like Iwas 3 years old. Sorry I can't be of any help!

I knew there would be a spin-off to Guiding Light! ...things were getting so intense! WTG Tony!!!!

Congrats Tony, PM sent

Great news! I'm happy that all went good!

Just the winch cable, this way I minimize the amount of straps used. I've thought of the tire strap system, just thought there would have to be to many tie down points, and I'm thinking that your machine has to be in the same position everytime? Someone once told me that the straps should be strapped at a certain angle to minimize movement, I'm thinking more horizontal (45 degree angle) than vertical (up and down). but then yet this might just be common sense hope this helps

No issues with the suspension being compressed for 2hrs or overnight, but I don't see why you would have to leave it strapped overnight? Just loosen off and retighten before your off in morning. I've set up the trailer with eye bolts for two rear straps so that they compress the rear springs approximatleyhalf way. Then i've rigged up an eye bolt at the front lower center of my trailer and I use my winch to lower the front end of the machine just slightly lower than the rear, then walk around to the rear and give the two rear straps a couple of more clicks to even out the machine. I've never had any issues with the machine loosening up, even on some rough terrain. Hope this helps!

My prayers for your little guy!

I upgraded my LT133 last year for a new X-300 W/bagger, and boy this machine is great! cost me $2800.00 ++ and worth every penny. I cut a one acre lot with some hills and she has no problems what so ever. The L- Series (Box store model) are cheaper in price for a reason. You can't compare the briggs motor with the kawasaki engine as I find it more powerful and a lot quiter. goodluck!

Can't forget this great Fight! http://www.break.com/index/the-worst-fight...ey-history.html