YotaTechs December Giveaway Winner is...
12-24-2007, 04:47 AM
#22
There were 328 entries not counting my own.
One piece of paper for entry.
No, seriously that would be a lotta witting and paper, far to hard.
I sacrifice a few of the neighbor's chickens and thrown down the bones and see what shape they end up in that closely matches the number of the entry.
No, seriously I use this website which is very easy.
I input the numbers 2 through 328 and it picks a random number.
One piece of paper for entry.
No, seriously that would be a lotta witting and paper, far to hard.
I sacrifice a few of the neighbor's chickens and thrown down the bones and see what shape they end up in that closely matches the number of the entry.
No, seriously I use this website which is very easy.
I input the numbers 2 through 328 and it picks a random number.
12-26-2007, 08:51 PM
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There were 328 entries not counting my own.
One piece of paper for entry.
No, seriously that would be a lotta witting and paper, far to hard.
I sacrifice a few of the neighbor's chickens and thrown down the bones and see what shape they end up in that closely matches the number of the entry.
No, seriously I use this website which is very easy.
I input the numbers 2 through 328 and it picks a random number.
One piece of paper for entry.
No, seriously that would be a lotta witting and paper, far to hard.
I sacrifice a few of the neighbor's chickens and thrown down the bones and see what shape they end up in that closely matches the number of the entry.
No, seriously I use this website which is very easy.
I input the numbers 2 through 328 and it picks a random number.
01-07-2008, 08:28 AM
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I got it last week, thanks YT! I have not actually used it yet but I did open it up and check it out. Seems VERY solid, doesn't wiggle or feel loose. The complete thing weighs about 30 lbs. and I can't wait to use it.
01-07-2008, 09:32 AM
#31
Glad it finally came, and that the quality looks good.
I agree, it is very well constructed.
I have thought about looking to see if I can get a D ring or a T handle, and mount it to the end of the tube for a better grip when using it as a shovel.
If you use one of the clips like they have for the tubes to go together and to hold the tools to the tubes, you can take the handle off when using it as a pick or an ax.
What I like best though is they are always in the rig now, and no more having to put them up on the roof the night before a run.
I agree, it is very well constructed.
I have thought about looking to see if I can get a D ring or a T handle, and mount it to the end of the tube for a better grip when using it as a shovel.
If you use one of the clips like they have for the tubes to go together and to hold the tools to the tubes, you can take the handle off when using it as a pick or an ax.
What I like best though is they are always in the rig now, and no more having to put them up on the roof the night before a run.
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