What did you do to your other vehicle today?
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Can you still swap out everything from your access hole , or do you have to drop the tank now ? ( Man I hope not ) !
Sold the JK yesterday...........
A couple stopped by and wanted it more than I did. They paid asking price without batting an eye........
A couple stopped by and wanted it more than I did. They paid asking price without batting an eye........
That's because you included all the JK ducks with it...
Despite being pressure treated, despite my adding additional copper wood preservative, the Florida sun and rain was beating the Hell out of the plywood bed on the utility trailer. Since our Benevolent OverLords have outlawed private use of Creosote (which I slathered on a previous utility trailer that was ALL wood), time to find an alternative! Used diesel oil from the old Mercedes. The wood soaked it up like a sponge!
WestCoastDan
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Had a coworker tell me he kept a bucket of used oil to soak fence posts in before setting them.
I asked him how many fence posts he typically set…
He said “Only 4 or 5, but I never got rid of the bucket of oil.”
I said, “Thats not keeping it to soak fence posts, that’s hoarding”
I asked him how many fence posts he typically set…
He said “Only 4 or 5, but I never got rid of the bucket of oil.”
I said, “Thats not keeping it to soak fence posts, that’s hoarding”
WestCoastDan
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Replaced the headlight bulbs in my '14 Ram 1500 which is harder than it needs to be. Was running Philips Crystal Vision Ultra's for the past 9 years. Unfortunately they no longer make them so trying Osram Night Breaker 200's for lows and Laser's for highs. At first glance and comparing one side to the the Philips, they seem to be almost indistinguishable. I didn't want to go with LEDs in a reflector housing but wanted the brightest and whitest halogen I could get. I recently put yellow Auxbeam LEDs in the fogs and have been happy with those. We're coming into our rainy (and dark) season so we'll see how it all goes
My replacement fuel line finally came in and I got the chance to swap it out.
Behold the carnage wrought on the original fuel line by the DPO.
Remember this is a HARD fuel line.
The 90 degree bend (that sprayed fuel on me when I removed it. Nightmares on what could've happened if that had sprayed fuel while I was driving it for years).
And where they managed to crimp it nearly flat between the tank and a tank strap.
Once again, I am surprised it ran at all.
It was weak which I always assumed was just that the engine was tired.
Watch it run like a raped ape now that it can actually get fuel.
Oh well.
With the new engine it will run like a Democrat to a Soros funded protest.
Behold the carnage wrought on the original fuel line by the DPO.
Remember this is a HARD fuel line.
The 90 degree bend (that sprayed fuel on me when I removed it. Nightmares on what could've happened if that had sprayed fuel while I was driving it for years).
And where they managed to crimp it nearly flat between the tank and a tank strap.
Once again, I am surprised it ran at all.
It was weak which I always assumed was just that the engine was tired.
Watch it run like a raped ape now that it can actually get fuel.
Oh well.
With the new engine it will run like a Democrat to a Soros funded protest.
Dumb Previous Owner, Dreaded Previous Owner, Dipstick Previous Owner.
All are fitting.
WestCoastDan
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Inquiring minds want to know: How do you grenade one THAT bad!
Those gears and the chain look bone dry.
Usually with gears leaving the chat like that, there's oil everywhere.
Usually with gears leaving the chat like that, there's oil everywhere.
there was, it all caught fire, most of that is fire extinguisher residue...
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