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poncho
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Thanks. July 11th he goes into the hospital to have sonic wave's or something like that to break them up. Its been just over a month and a half to get this far. He had the same thing in the states, took 4 days total. Parents dropped their American health insurance though.
Buoy
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Found out today my older dog is going for surgery on Tuesday. Tumor on her belly. $1200.
Otherwise she's in great health,
12 yrs old.
Another 3-5 yrs is worth it.
She's been with us (and all over the country) since shortly after Jody and I got together.
Gaitz was freaking out being home alone without her,
Otherwise she's in great health,
12 yrs old.
Another 3-5 yrs is worth it.
She's been with us (and all over the country) since shortly after Jody and I got together.
Gaitz was freaking out being home alone without her,
Buoy
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Dyce had a fatty tumor on her side that we had removed years ago. It's coming back, but not what I'm worried about.
Had her cut open and stitched up.
Franken-Dog.
This one is cancer on her "breast" area. The size of a small avacodo.
Doc gave her a complete clean bill of health other than that.
I gotta take care of her.
She can easily make it 3-5 yrs.
Had her cut open and stitched up.
Franken-Dog.
This one is cancer on her "breast" area. The size of a small avacodo.
Doc gave her a complete clean bill of health other than that.
I gotta take care of her.
She can easily make it 3-5 yrs.
poncho
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If he could handle surgery or if it was cancerous Id do it. He might have another 2/3 years left. Getting slow though. Two weeks ago he was having an asthma like attack and thought he was not going to make it through the night. Next day he was out chasing squirrel's.
old377guy
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We have my 11 year old nephew over for weekend so he can earn a little money. Has major ADD so I assumed he's a kinesthetic learner; showed him how to use some tools and he went to town unbolting and sorting engine parts for me. He's happy as a clam with a feeling of accomplishment. He called his folks and there were flabbergasted junior was capable of doing what he did - the magic of boat stuff - ain't it great.
Buoy
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Very cool, uncle Jeff!
fund razor
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old377guy
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Great day - great coffee. Me and the kid going to do some yard work, show him how to run a little Kubota tractor, He's jonesing to run the forklift, but that's down the road. A buddy wants to look at a 27 Boston Whaler Outrage with twin 225 Yamahas; motors have 600 hours - seen a lot of offshore use. No real sure that I'm qualified to comment on the motors. Thoughts?
old377guy
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Probably lipotripter treatment - a sonic wave indeed - had it done several years back
old377guy
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2000. Do they have maybe 300 hours left before total redo?
poncho
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Think that's what he said. He had the same done in the states a few years back. It was a lot faster treatment wise. He's lucky we can buy Ty 1's with codeine over the counter for the pain. Have my nephew coming over as well, but to play. He and my brother are going to try the unheated pool.
Bobcat
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You should get 2,000 hours out of a well treated O/B. Yamaha had some problems with their HPDI around that time though. I'll ask around.
old377guy
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Thanks, I'd appreciate that Bob. E/C is the acid test for works in outboards
poncho
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Its a holiday here Monday, Canada Day, our version of the 4th. Since the butcher is closed Sunday and Monday, decided to get the T-bones for family dinner today. Sister in law came, ended buying chicken breasts for the grill tonight. Looks like I'm stuck feeding my family 3days in a row this week.
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