What did you do to your TJ today?
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Especially once I get the HVAC going...been sheetrocking my ass off...48 x 48 ceiling and two walls fully taped by hand...1250 feet.
And in other news I'm 21 miles from finishing the break in on my new front gears. Barnett cover waiting for installation.
-Mac
That is alot of tape and mud. Been there, done that. Don't want to do it anymore.
AOSJ
TJ Enthusiast
you are probably more gooder at stuff like that - car projects tend to take me forever haha
AOSJ
TJ Enthusiast
30 minutes is probably 8 hours in AOSJ time haha
This is not my ROTY post, just thought I would toss this out there.
It's been in the in the low to mid 30's through today, yes I have a heater in the shop but if you are more than 5 feet from it, you can hang it up.
Anyway I pulled BB in the shop Saturday and removed the tires and wheels. Then laid everything out on my work bench.
Today I started the tear down. Waited till 2 this afternoon to start hoping it would warm up....... got to 36........
Back to work on it tomorrow after lunch.
It's been in the in the low to mid 30's through today, yes I have a heater in the shop but if you are more than 5 feet from it, you can hang it up.
Anyway I pulled BB in the shop Saturday and removed the tires and wheels. Then laid everything out on my work bench.
Today I started the tear down. Waited till 2 this afternoon to start hoping it would warm up....... got to 36........
Back to work on it tomorrow after lunch.
36 is a great temp to work in.
It was 27 out this morning but one little electric radiator has my shop at 42. Can't wait until I finish the sheetrock on the east wall, hook up the HVAC and blow insulation into the ceiling.
I feel for you...
-Mac
I feel for you...
-Mac
Come on Man....... high 40's to high 50's is perfect
That's shorts weather
Yep I can't wait to get mine insulated, I know it will really help with the winter time work.
I have enough fans to keep cool in the summer, but the winter time with the open ceiling stinks.
I love your shop!!!!!
Maybe for a Greenlander........
It's definitely brown out here but I agree
Good time to replace those ball joints!
They are still tight and in good shape, unit bearings are the same way. I think they have been done in the past.
That will create rain inside the shop due to condensation. Warm air below, cold air above.
Great? Yes compared to 26. But 36 isn’t enough to get me in the driveway working on the Jeep. 36 IS more than enough to get me to work tho.
Lots of time at the lathe and the mill but after much time spent measuring and setting up I am very pleased with how the new rotor and hub assembled. As a bonus I now have a little bit more thread on the new studs. The customer service at BMB has been great!
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