What Are You Buying Right Now? (non-OT version)

Ozzie_Isaac

Battleborn said:

JohnInCarolina said:

bubbajack said:

I bought my first Weber Kettle for my new beach place. Going to leave it in the box, until it is time.

He said it was a Weber Kettle. 

Detective material!

caliking

bubbajack said:

Weber Master Touch 22-Inch Charcoal Grill With Gourmet BBQ System Cooking Grate - Deep Ocean Blue - 14516001

It was $249 for a day.....

A weber kettle is such a solid cooking tool. You're gonna love it. 

If needed, I'll be happy to invite myself to this "new beach place" to help break it in

JohnInCarolina

Ozzie_Isaac said:

Battleborn said:

JohnInCarolina said:

bubbajack said:

I bought my first Weber Kettle for my new beach place. Going to leave it in the box, until it is time.

He said it was a Weber Kettle. 

Detective material!

There are three kinds of people…

bubbajack

caliking said:

bubbajack said:

Weber Master Touch 22-Inch Charcoal Grill With Gourmet BBQ System Cooking Grate - Deep Ocean Blue - 14516001

It was $249 for a day.....

A weber kettle is such a solid cooking tool. You're gonna love it. 

If needed, I'll be happy to invite myself to this "new beach place" to help break it in

You are welcome anytime!

SamIAm2

Works with Greenworks string trimmer base I bought previously. There is a warning about using with an electric or battery powered unit. Doing so could cause the motor to overheat and damage the unit.  Will see if this unit makes it past the 2 year warranty.

Been using my egging neighbors similar, no longer manufactured,  John Deere unit since I bought the string trimmer without issue to his unit. 

Legume

4 Dead & Co. tickets for the summer.

TideEggHead

I’ve heard from a lot of people over the years that turkey hunting is addictive, hoping to see what the hype is about this season.

Langner91

Good luck!  It is addictive.  Very few other hobbies that will burn through your money as fast.  Calls, various clothing for different weather, choke tubes or new firearm with different choke tubes, shells, decoys, etc.  All seemed very expensive.  Dumbest bird in the world, until you put on that overpriced camo and grab that over priced shotgun with ugly choke tube.  Then, they become Ninja masters.  This heightens your desire to kill one.

Then, just when you get lucky enough to kill one of those tough buggers, you realize they are awful to eat.

I now do my turkey hunting in the freezer section.

But, I am sure you will have a blast!  I can't wait to see pictures of that dead SOB!  Mine worked out to $927 per pound.

TEXASBGE2018

Bout to pull the trigger on this. No it won't be in my side yard or driveway.

 

alaskanassasin

@TEXASBGE2018

https://www.foleyco.com/accu-master-653  ???

TEXASBGE2018

alaskanassasin said:

@TEXASBGE2018

https://www.foleyco.com/accu-master-653  ???

If only I could A) afford that and B ) have enough space for it.

alaskanassasin

I found you a older one on eBay for $1,750 cmon

TideEggHead

Langner91 said:

Good luck!  It is addictive.  Very few other hobbies that will burn through your money as fast.  Calls, various clothing for different weather, choke tubes or new firearm with different choke tubes, shells, decoys, etc.  All seemed very expensive.  Dumbest bird in the world, until you put on that overpriced camo and grab that over priced shotgun with ugly choke tube.  Then, they become Ninja masters.  This heightens your desire to kill one.

Then, just when you get lucky enough to kill one of those tough buggers, you realize they are awful to eat.

I now do my turkey hunting in the freezer section.

But, I am sure you will have a blast!  I can't wait to see pictures of that dead SOB!  Mine worked out to $927 per pound.

That’s a good description! It mirrors my last 6 years of duck hunting, except ducks are pretty good table fair! Your description is really why I haven’t jumped into turkey hunting yet. I plan to go with a duck hunting buddy so I will likely just be there for moral support the first few trips. 

That reminds me, I am in the market for a new shotgun 🤔. 

billt01

I guess @The Cen-Tex Smoker was right after all..

The wife called an audible and switched it up a bit..

We aren't standing up the house he called me out on originally (he can sleep better knowing he was right)

We are building this instead..



Here "Cen"..I'll save you the searching time...

https://www.architecturaldesigns.com/house-plans/modern-farmhouse-with-everything-you-need-and-more-56460sm

CP92

Langner91 said:

Good luck!  It is addictive.  

But, I am sure you will have a blast!  I can't wait to see pictures of that dead SOB!  Mine worked out to $927 per pound.

Sounds about right...

billt01

Salty like the sea....

WeberWho

I picked up some hickory. 

AnothaStolenGenrator

billt01 said:

Salty like the sea....

Cen-Tex’s profile says he hasn’t been on here since yesterday.  Whoever disliked your post, it wasn’t him.

billt01

MAGNUM P.I.s everywhere 

AnothaStolenGenrator said:

billt01 said:

Salty like the sea....

Cen-Tex’s profile says he hasn’t been on here since yesterday.  Whoever disliked your post, it wasn’t him.

AnothaStolenGenrator said:

billt01 said:

Salty like the sea....

Cen-Tex’s profile says he hasn’t been on here since yesterday.  Whoever disliked your post, it wasn’t him.

AnothaStolenGenrator

billt01 said:

MAGNUM P.I.s everywhere 

AnothaStolenGenrator said:

billt01 said:

Salty like the sea....

Cen-Tex’s profile says he hasn’t been on here since yesterday.  Whoever disliked your post, it wasn’t him.

AnothaStolenGenrator said:

billt01 said:

Salty like the sea....

Cen-Tex’s profile says he hasn’t been on here since yesterday.  Whoever disliked your post, it wasn’t him.

Stable geniuses too.

Battleborn

Not so much bought, but I did just raid my sister in law’s freezer for about 80 pound of beef and 10 pounds of Alaska salmon and halibut. She said she needed to get rid of some to make room for more coming in soon. 

bucky925

A friend hooked me up with a few bales of pine straw.
Big thanks to @bubbajack .   They rolled it all out upside down before I could stop them.

Battleborn

bucky925 said:

A friend hooked me up with a few bales of pine straw.
Big thanks to @bubbajack .   They rolled it all out upside down before I could stop them.

It’s gotta be expensive to ship to Australia these days. 

lousubcap

Battleborn said:

Not so much bought, but I did just raid my sister in law’s freezer for about 80 pound of beef and 10 pounds of Alaska salmon and halibut. She said she needed to get rid of some to make room for more coming in soon. 

That is a classic "Better to be lucky than good" event however you slice it.  
Enjoy!

Ozzie_Isaac

WeberWho said:

I picked up some hickory. 

Nice!  I picked some up too.  Unfortunately, mine was probably 10x the cost.  Kingsford bags from Home Depot. 

WeberWho

Ozzie_Isaac said:

WeberWho said:

I picked up some hickory. 

Nice!  I picked some up too.  Unfortunately, mine was probably 10x the cost.  Kingsford bags from Home Depot. 

Hickory is hard to find up here in MN. Especially on its own. It's usually stacked with oak and cherry. I had to make couple hour round trip for this. I can find oak, maple, cherry, and apple all day but hickory not so much. Anyone who sells it knows it. So it sells at a premium. 

nolaegghead

nolaegghead

nolaegghead

Helped a buddy Liam move out of his wood shop after 22 years.  When I bought my first house in this neighborhood 28 years ago, he was an existing tenant, renting my garage for his fledgling wood shop.  He immigrated from Dublin to get away from some messy situation he won't talk about.

Anyway, bought a bunch of tools from him, got some great deals.  The Grabos worked great to pick up and move many of the heavy items including a 550 lb steel slab top to a welding table, a 250 pound farm sink, some granite, marble etc.   I got a nice slab of sinker cypress that's 11' x 29" x 2.75" and a panel saw that I've been planing on buying.  $500 for that saw, they sell for $3700 new.

I helped clean up and loaned him my 10k lb axle 16' utility trailer to move the long stuff as well as a hoist, some carts and a ramp.   Been busting ass for the past week on this.

Kayak

Time to start looking for a second quonset hut.

What's this machine?