Ridgetop
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I hate that! Take it to the shop and they find ONE thing, fix it and then it still has others they didnt look for! 
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Mini Horses
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Of course there's another!!! It's our luck!
Maybe spray some degreaser on what you see under hood& on trailer, rinse off and try again. I know you have issues with a lot of "cleaning products" but could be helpful to see where/what it might be. Is there a wand held carwash near? That could be a method to clear residual
I'm so helpful 1K miles away 
Maybe spray some degreaser on what you see under hood& on trailer, rinse off and try again. I know you have issues with a lot of "cleaning products" but could be helpful to see where/what it might be. Is there a wand held carwash near? That could be a method to clear residual
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Baymule
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Of course there's another!!! It's our luck!
Maybe spray some degreaser on what you see under hood& on trailer, rinse off and try again. I know you have issues with a lot of "cleaning products" but could be helpful to see where/what it might be. Is there a wand held carwash near? That could be a method to clear residual
That is a good idea. I can get degreaser at the auto parts store—-when I get a big jug of oil!
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Baymule
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About a year ago, I went to my friend’s house for a haircut. She has a few customers that she cuts hair, either her house or she goes to theirs. I met her oldest daughter that day. She told me that she wanted a lamb for her son to show at the fair, but couldn’t afford one. I told her I’d make her a deal so her son could have a lamb. A week later she was killed in a head on collision. Her 9 year old son went to live with her sister and family. I didn’t have a lamb that would fit the show rules for March 2025.
But I had a lamb that would fit age wise for March 2026. I told my friend that I would give him a lamb, she was thrilled and passed that on to her grandson and daughter. The little boy, now 10, was so excited. He wanted to know if he could keep it as a pet, instead of showing it. Of course! They came and got the lamb yesterday. I let him pet sheep, give treats and gave him a short education. They asked about leaving him a ram and I said no to that, explained why and showed them my “poking stick” that keeps Little Ringo from ramming me. Little Ringo isn’t quite the jerk he used to be, but will still try to take a run at me. So they fully understand those nuts have to come off! His aunt knows how, her kids have shown goats, so that will be taken care of. My friend has a SUV, little boy and lamb rode in the back of it. That was one happy little boy.
But I had a lamb that would fit age wise for March 2026. I told my friend that I would give him a lamb, she was thrilled and passed that on to her grandson and daughter. The little boy, now 10, was so excited. He wanted to know if he could keep it as a pet, instead of showing it. Of course! They came and got the lamb yesterday. I let him pet sheep, give treats and gave him a short education. They asked about leaving him a ram and I said no to that, explained why and showed them my “poking stick” that keeps Little Ringo from ramming me. Little Ringo isn’t quite the jerk he used to be, but will still try to take a run at me. So they fully understand those nuts have to come off! His aunt knows how, her kids have shown goats, so that will be taken care of. My friend has a SUV, little boy and lamb rode in the back of it. That was one happy little boy.
And another one escapes Freezer Camp...
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Baymule
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They can’t all be flock sires. Out of my current crop of rams, there are 3 that I consider to be excellent, a couple that are ok and the rest are meat. Breed mediocre and you get mediocre, or even lower quality.
