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A good angle grinder and cutoff wheels would easily replace the need for a chopsaw for a project like this.

2000+ GM? I've done dozens and dozens of these over the last year and a half or so. I'll PM you my number

I only see the Sarah Conner lookin lady at 1300s, she has a dog and a little wagon. I see the bums doing stock market exchange hand signals to each other sometimes.

I might be able to help you. Explain the problem. Have you inspected the circuit board for any burned components or cold solder joints?

Looking for a 6" x 48" belt sander. Got one?

I went outside and accidentally looked at the sun on purpose and it hurt my eyes for a minute. I'm through going outside. Never again. :)

This thread needs a big spider. My g/f's birdeater tarantula just molted.

I came here just to read the boat owning clichés :D

Whats the modle number (or whatever) of the dewalt drill?

Keep in mind most inverters won't run lots of things such as higly inductive loads (some motors, transformers, microwaves, etc.). This is because instead of an AC sine wave they put out a nasty 'modified' sine wave. Getting a 'true' or 'pure' sine wave inverter is always the best way to go but...

One Jeep too cheap.

Noap. Driver side is always required, then at least the passenger mirror or the center mirror. If the vehicle doesnt have a rear window (like a 'free candy' van), then you'd probably need the passenger side mirror too. Google utah traffic code then search for mirrors

I run a heim tierod on my YJ. The heims are 3/4" and they lasted about 3 or 4 years. Without a boot to keep out dust or grease to prevent wear I wouldn't expect them to last vey long.

Hey, if I wanna spend some quality family time in Ogden and get dunk and tell my neighbors son he pitches like a sissy and sucks #$%^ for $%@^# and smells like h&*k$rs ##$^ then g-dammit i should be able to! :busted:

The Hero 2 just came out not to long ago, it's pretty impressive. And you know it's good because it has a 2 in the name.

I don't think I would unless theres a problem. The other thing, don't ever touch anything that works, seriously lol.

A/C isn't necissarily difficult it just has to be done right. Basically replace the required parts and the cheap standard ones while you're in there... orifice tube/thermal expansion valve, receiver/dryer, compressor if bad, leaking lines whatver. Use new and appropriate o-rings (not rubber)...

Soak it in PB blaster, come back in 5 minutes and the bushing will be waiting for you on the workbench. *disclaimer, this most likely entirely untrue. no but srsly, rubber has incredible grip until its loobed.

...shortly afterwards grandpa took an 'accidental' fall down the stairs :p