Trailer Tongue Jack
Trailer Tongue Jack
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Trailer Screw Jack (2000lbs) $47.80 Specifications: Swivel Design Reduces Amount of Cranking Contents: Lift Height: 9-3/4″ |
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Trailer Jack Double Lock (1000lbs) $64.90 Specifications: Swivel Design Reduces Amount of Cranking Contents: Lift Height: 9-3/4″ |
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Reese Towpower 74410 Trailer Swivel Mount Jack $30.31 Side mount sidewind trailer jack. Heavy duty swivel mechanism for ease of operation. Operates in seconds with pull pin swivel release. Zinc plated with 6″ castor wheel. 1:1 sidewind gear ratio provides fast, easy jack operation. 25″ of lift fits tongues u… |
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Heavy-Duty 2000 LB Capacity Trailer Tongue Jack with Dual Wheels $40.51 Larger boats and heavier tongue-weights require the extra-capacity of our 2000 lb tongue jack. Plus, the dual wheels spread the weight over a larger surface area so you’re less likely to struggle moving a trailer with the jack stuck in a hole; easier on asphalt driveways, too…. |
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Reese Towpower 74413 Trailer Swivel Mount Jack $29.95 Zinc finish, steel foot plate, bolt-on swivel bracket. Handle folds and locks into the storage position…. |
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Valterra Products, Inc. A10-0900 Trailer Tongue Jack Stand $15.29 Valterra Products, Inc. Stand Trailer Tongue Jack… a little giant! Quit hauling heavy wood blocks, and pick up this Valterra Trailer Tongue Jack! Save your back for splitting firewood or playing ball with the kids… this baby only weighs 2 lbs.! Guaranteed to hold up to 10,000 lbs. Measures 8 5/8″ diameter and 8 3/8″ tall. Pick yours up today! Valterra Products, Inc. Stand Trailer Tongue Jack… |
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Fulton 1413040134 Wide Track Model Marine and Recreational Tongue Jack $99.95 Fulton F2 Tongue Jacks… a top – end trailer Jack! Employ these trusty Tongue Jacks to do the heavy lifting… has an impressive 1600-lb. lift capacity! Simply place the adjustable mount underneath your hitch, and crank away. Features durable, extruded aluminum alloy inner and outer tubes have this baby prepared for years of reliable service. Features an ergonomic crank that makes it easy to lift… |
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Fulton 1413020134 Twin Track Model Marine and Recreational Tongue Jack $137.50 FULTON F2 MARINE AND RECREATIONAL JACKS1,600 lb. Twin TrackIncludes Handle Hold-Up & Wheel Wedge Features, & Bolt-On Mounting Hardware for 3″ x 3″ & 3″ x 4″ FramesFulton, the industry leader for high performance marine jacks, is proud to introduce a revolution in trailer jack engineering. The F2, designed for use with marine, recreational and utility trailers, continues that Fulton heritage of in… |
Murder mystery parties are unique in their plots and their logistics. While all of the intrigues of a well-drafted mystery novel must be present, the entire event must be effectively organized as an evening of entertainment. Over the past two decades, I’ve used the following Seven Secrets to create popular, cohesive murder mystery events. Keep them in mind when developing your own plots.
SECRET #1: Give all suspects a motive.
Most people start investigating the “crime” by attempting to find the reason for the evil deed. Every suspect in the plot line must have a good reason for wanting to do away with
the victim.
SECRET #2: Use lots of red herrings.
Intentionally do what magicians do – use “misdirection” to take people down investigative paths that prove to be fruitless. Each suspect should have at least two false leads built into his or her
background information.
SECRET #3: Develop at least three story lines.
Within the total mystery plot, put together three story lines – separate stories about why and how smaller groupings of suspects know each other. The story lines should expand on the suspects’ motives.
SECRET #4: Provide information about only motive at the start of the investigation.
In the preliminary information that is given to the investigators, allude to the reasons “why” the suspects would want to murder the victim. Save the specifics about the “how” and “when” until
later.
SECRET #5: Use “means” and “opportunity” to identify the killer.
Since all suspects have motives for committing the crime, the specifics of the murder scene and the actions of the suspects will focus in on the guilty party.
SECRET #6: Be theatrical.
In writing style and in the information provided to investigators, be melodramatic. Have fun with the plot and make tongue-in-cheek comments.
SECRET #7: Drop the “smoking gun” clue when the party is 75% over.
Too much information too soon will mean that the crime can be solved too quickly. Hold back the last piece of critical information until the three-quarters point of the party. This keeps the
excitement going until the last sleuthing minute.
These secrets will make your mystery party one that is remembered for years. They are the bases for my Murder Mystery Party Writing Workshop that will be shared with a select group of expert wordsmiths on the 2009 Murder Mystery Cruiseto exotic ports in the Eastern Caribbean.
Jack Pachuta has been writing and facilitating murder mystery party events for over 25 years. Through his websites, he markets his products and services to a worldwide clientele. In addition to his downloadable products, he provides advice and consultation on how to create the perfect whodunit experience. Plus, he orchestrates “mystery seminars,” unique experiential learning events in which solving a case is tied to key organizational and personal skills.
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