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  • StaleMackrel
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    #799966

    Hi, I had ACL, MCL, and PCL surgery back in 1959. The Mayo Clinic did not know how to do PCL surgery then. My repair for the ACL was taken from a technique from John Hopkins. Many things have changed since then. Like it was stone age surgery at that point. I want to commend the Mayo Clinic and my surgeon, since retired, Lowell Peterson. However, to answer your post as far as time is concerned please do not rush it for whatever the time is. Make sure that you do the rehab work very dillegently! Also, do not do anything that they tell you not to do. I have had 5 surgeries on that knee with the last one being knee replacement in 2000. Good luck in your recovery and again do not do what you are supposed to not do. I had two other injuries after the intitial injury so that is what I have experienced. Again, time line, do what the medical people tell you to do. Each body is different. JJ

    StaleMackrel
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    #797653

    I basically agree RKD-Jim but the U.S. Post Office has been privately managed for some years now. Just for your information. JJ

    StaleMackrel
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    #796656

    Prayer has been said. God bless your family. JJ

    StaleMackrel
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    #793083

    There are a lot of good boats now days. I am 70 years old and have owened 7 boats. My first boat was a Lund. Pretty good boat. My next 6 were Alumacraft, most good but two were bad because of design. That was years ago. My present boat is an AlumaCraft Magnum 17. I have shopped since but I truly feel that AlumaCraft offers more boat for the money then Lund. I love my present boat. Also for you Lund owners that do not like Mercury. I have never had a problem of anykind on my Merc which is a 2001 model as well as my boat. Just trying to give you some input. Good luck in your selection but as I said, there are a lot of good boats out there now days.

    StaleMackrel
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    #791056

    I don’t have anything constructive to say so I’ll just shut up for once.

    StaleMackrel
    Posts: 443
    #761047

    30 lb. river anchor is the best to hold in any condition that I have been in.

    StaleMackrel
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    #760823

    I only buy it if I have no other choice. I have a 2001 Merc. 90 h.p. I use high octane gas and use Sea Foam year around. This is a carburated engine, as was the 50 that year, and I have never had an issue with gas.

    StaleMackrel
    Posts: 443
    #760819

    Hi, Get a contour pillow but make sure it is the right thickness. Too thick will give you neck aches. Just right will take care of your problem. I have three of them. One is perfect, one is o.k. and the thickest one is too much some of the time. You can buy them cheaper without going to a chiropractor. Trust me!

    StaleMackrel
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    #755364

    Hi, understand your plight but since you are on the computer just use MapQuest.com and they will get you there with a map and directions.

    StaleMackrel
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    #754656

    I have been battling this problem for 9 years. I finally put out traps outside of the house in the fall when they came in after the first freeze. Also, a simple idea is to put the traps against all walls as the mice do run walls. I have caught many mice in the middle of the back with the traps telling me that this simple idea works. I am almost mice free now.

    StaleMackrel
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    #751835

    Thank you for the help! Much appreciated.

    StaleMackrel
    Posts: 443
    #742877

    I am sure he does chipper blades. Prarie Bait Shop is straight east from hyw 42 and 61 junction.

    StaleMackrel
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    #742414

    I have just said another prayer for her and your family. Prayer works!

    StaleMackrel
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    #741840

    Prayer as been said! Good luck! JJ

    StaleMackrel
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    #740954

    Thanks for the info. It is much appreciated!

    StaleMackrel
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    #733423

    For me ice fishing in the open with wind is negative for two reasons. It hinders your reading of the line if fishing without bobbers and two it increases the wind chill factor. It is as simple as that.

    StaleMackrel
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    #732426

    Wow! However, it seems to me that the last time on pool 4 below the dam and at the Y it was like “bumper tag”! The worst was with some jerks just blasting by. Now this was a number of years ago I hope it is better! This was in late March or early April.

    StaleMackrel
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    #730209

    Hi, We have owened and enjoyed a 2004 Impala Sedan with the smaller v6. 34 miles per gallon on the road consitantly. We now have a 2007 Impala with the smaller v6. It is a model called LT 1. NO problems execept that we think that it has excessive wind noice around the windo areas on both sides of the front seat. I still would recommend one.

    StaleMackrel
    Posts: 443
    #728280

    All Seasons Resort on the south end of Woman Lake right on hyw 84. Don Waldera is the owner along with his son. We have gone there since the 70’s. Look up the information on the internet Cabin # 8 is like a house.

    StaleMackrel
    Posts: 443
    #727912

    Hi Briank, I have a better take on your offer. I wear my Mustang Survival Suit and you wear your Sno Suit. Then we both jump into the water for an hour! I hope you see why I am a favorite of Mustang. Sno Suits are great, no doubt, but they won’t keep you safe in water.

    StaleMackrel
    Posts: 443
    #727737

    Heads Up! Check out Mustang Survival Suits before buying anything else! They are super warm, light weight, and very easy to wear. They also keep you floating with no problem. To check out further and compare prices get onto Google, and search Mustang Survival Suits. I have a jacket and a coverall suit! If you want to be warm, light weight,be flexible, and survive if you fall in the drink check these out! Trust me! JJ

    StaleMackrel
    Posts: 443
    #727281

    My jacket and suit were given to me. If you go to google you can find where to buy them and the prices. I believe the suit is also made by Stearns.

    StaleMackrel
    Posts: 443
    #723581

    My prayer has been prayed! Grandmas are precious! JJ

    StaleMackrel
    Posts: 443
    #708172

    Thanks for this post! I emailed my two cents worth!

    StaleMackrel
    Posts: 443
    #702478

    S & M Marine in Oronoco! Fantastic service with great people! No doubt about it.

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