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#13231

08-11-2009 | 05:40 PM

KingoftheRaptor

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From: Chattaroy, WA

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Originally Posted by Red400EXRod

Nonsense, come on up!
It's been ages since we've seen you!

I'll talk it over with my better half! Hopefully she doesn't have to work and you all can meet her.

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#13232

08-11-2009 | 05:43 PM

KingoftheRaptor

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From: Chattaroy, WA

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Originally Posted by Red400EXRod

I have haulers, don't feel I need the extremes and I'm very happy with the haulers.
If you want an angled paddle go with the Edge, much lighter than the Sand Stars.
I wouldn't recommend high priced haulers or Edges for Moses or Beverly. I use my inexpensive Geckos or Sand Sharks.

I couldn't agree with you more. i thrashed a set of haulers at moses lake. I don't care much for riding at moses though. I like beverly but love the Oregon Coast. My name should be drag racing idiot!

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#13233

08-11-2009 | 05:45 PM

Red400EXRod

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From: Snohomish, Washington

Except for the dust, I like Moses. Beverly is just too small.

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#13234

08-11-2009 | 05:46 PM

Red400EXRod

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I would move to the Oregon coast in an instant if I had a job offer down there!!

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#13235

08-11-2009 | 06:36 PM

DS450X

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Originally Posted by Red400EXRod

Are the Haulers easy to Turn?

What Size and How Many Paddles?

Thanks for the advice!

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#13236

08-11-2009 | 06:40 PM

HappaRap

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Originally Posted by KingoftheRaptor

gm psar
I would come for b fest but i don't think you all would like my little minnie me running around tearing up the place, He's a handful!

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Originally Posted by Red400EXRod

Nonsense, come on up!
It's been ages since we've seen you!

I agree with Rod, wouldn't be the first or last time we've had rowdy chitlins at breakfast, besides, he couldn't be any worse than Rod

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#13237

08-11-2009 | 07:24 PM

hondablue

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Originally Posted by DS450X

Are the Haulers easy to Turn?

What Size and How Many Paddles?

Thanks for the advice!

lets go to the coast next week for a couple days and you can try out a set of my haulers...

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#13238

08-11-2009 | 08:31 PM

Dirtmomma

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I am going to see if Ron is interested in breakfast, how do I get to the Maltby Cafe from my house? Do I have to take hwy9 down to the Maltby Rd??? thanks

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#13239

08-11-2009 | 09:22 PM

Red400EXRod

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I am going to see if Ron is interested in breakfast, how do I get to the Maltby Cafe from my house? Do I have to take hwy9 down to the Maltby Rd??? thanks

Hiway 9 to Maltby Road, take a left, up and over the hill, on the left.

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#13240

08-11-2009 | 09:24 PM

Red400EXRod

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Originally Posted by DS450X

Are the Haulers easy to Turn?

What Size and How Many Paddles?

Thanks for the advice!

Put them on, start up the quad, put it in gear, let out the clutch and they turn round and round!

22X11X10 - 8 paddle is what I run
If you really want to be able to kick the back end out easily, get Skat Trak Edge

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