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I work with a guy who fixes them as well.

Man, I keep trying to blame my bike, but in all honesty, I'm 40lbs overweight, old, and lazy.

I would imagine the winds in Alpine are just as chaotic as they are on my side of South Mountain. If there are two flues to the top and both are the correct size (most flue tiles I've seen are 8x8(64sq in) and a typical stove insert uses 6" round (19 sq in), you may need a windproof chimney...

I'm not afraid to try things on my own and I'm old so I've had lots of opportunity. (which is a nice way of saying I've messed up a bunch of times and had to figure out the right way :))

If you want something to cut into both tacoma and jeep sales, a solid axle ranger with 2.7l ecoboost, lockers, and factory 35's

it can actually be a hindrance sometimes when not in 4wd. While climbing Cougar pass heading for Stateline from the WahWahs (I think it's cougar, DAA chime in here) with maybe 6-8% grades and gravel road I thought I was having engine problems. When I'd give it some gas the engine would build...

an absolute must to make a stove insert work correctly is to have an appropriate sized pipe go all the way to the top of the brick chimney. Been there and finally figured it out. It doesn't need to be double walled if inside a brick chimney, but most installers don't do it at all because you...

I could have done that but was trying to keep the rest of the colors reasonable. The dstretch stuff really really shows the shapes well though

Nice, I punched up the colors a bit so even us somewhat colorblind guys can see it :)

I've had great service from SafeLite

Newer half-tons max out over 11K (13.2 k for the right package w/3.5 ecoboost), but you'd definitely be the dog wagged by the tail.

That place is so much fun. Shame it's such a haul to get there from here.

I did my maiden voyage with a new North Shore 4 place rack this past weekend with a trip to gooseberry mesa. I had zero issues with it (even when Ashton hit 100 passing a jerk camping in the left lane :) ).

If you decide to weld in patches, here is the best "tutorial" for welding in patch panels I've found. Look at all of the posts by MP&C, he is an artist with the patch panels. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=53534

Sounds like fun, if only we knew someone with a TIG welder. :rofl:

That job was so much fun. The warehouse was big enough that they had a rail spur the came into the building. Here's a fun job for you. Unloading boxcars packed full of tires after said boxcar has been sitting on a railroad siding in the Texas sun on a 100* day....

While in high school I worked in a Western Auto warehouse. 1.2 million sq ft of rows of pallet racks. Once I heard a crash. A forklift driver knocked a leg out from under one of the racks which caused a chain reaction and the whole row collapsed. It fell toward the lift and took out...

Most of the screw-ups I deal with in my work are mine, which means there are none, that will show up here that is :)

brother received a cashiers check for a diamond ring. Check was bogus. brother sold a gun for cash. Cash was fake. I sold a boat for 20k to a guy from california. we went to a local branch of his bank and I watched them make out the cashiers check. go to the bank with him.

Yeah, but I was playing with the turbos and throwing rooster tails every chance I got :D