Oldfart
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I'd hate to mistake that thing for a Fleshlight!
Sure as hell looks like it works well. I love the raccoon coming in for a snack.
Rodents in the engine bay? Try this!
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I'd hate to mistake that thing for a Fleshlight!
Sure as hell looks like it works well. I love the raccoon coming in for a snack.
OP
OP
That’s ******* cool. I may have to get one of those.
OP
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Vehicles stay outside. This is my wife’s car and she goes to work 3 times a week. Squirrels are the worst.
That would make me crazy. My truck has to stay outside because it’s too long for the garage; and the M3 lives there anyway. Between the Bimmer and the woodshop, there’s no room even if the garage was long enough.
GCATX
King Dingaling
Like a moth to a lightbulb.I'd hate to mistake that thing for a Fleshlight!
JohnyPython
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Ya, it’s a Co2 cylinder. I think you get like 20 strikes with it.
We would have to change @Oldfart name to PrinceAlbert.
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I'd hate to mistake that thing for a Fleshlight!
Give it a try...you might like it.
koly
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If the rodents are looking for water, these type of "walk the plank" traps work great, reset themselves, and are pretty inexpensive (~$12-$15). Put a 5 gallon bucket with some water near your truck, attached one of these planks and put a little peanut butter on the end of the plank, and the rodents should be more attracted to that than your truck.
sixshooter_45
2019 Ruby Red Metallic SC, 3.5 L Twin Turbos.
Where can you purchase this? I want one!
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