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- Payson, Utah
...and the tile shards from the explosion create a Hickey pin-cushion. Tile: check mate! 😂Not if I start the fire with 30 lbs of tannerite.
...and the tile shards from the explosion create a Hickey pin-cushion. Tile: check mate! 😂Not if I start the fire with 30 lbs of tannerite.
Not if I'm lying prone in the tractor bucket from 300 yds. HA!...and the tile shards from the explosion create a Hickey pin-cushion. Tile: check mate! 😂
Well played, indeed. 🤔Not if I'm lying prone in the tractor bucket from 300 yds. HA!
I can’t honestly say that she cleans up well
What kind of truck is it? What axle?I've been doing side work for some extra cash and have been trying to help the young adult kid of one of our friends. I put a new trans in this truck a couple months ago and told him to get the brakes done and the rear axle seal replaced as soon as he could afford to. It was leaking and the rear dif was low, I topped it off with 2qrts😬 Looks like he was a little too late.
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No good deed goes unpunishedI've been doing side work for some extra cash and have been trying to help the young adult kid of one of our friends. I put a new trans in this truck a couple months ago and told him to get the brakes done and the rear axle seal replaced as soon as he could afford to. It was leaking and the rear dif was low, I topped it off with 2qrts😬 Looks like he was a little too late.
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96 Chevy 1500, 10 bolt.What kind of truck is it? What axle?
At least it's common.96 Chevy 1500, 10 bolt.
Sell it back to him for $150@jeeper 's free/broken mower is back up and running. Rebuilt carb, plug, fuel line, vent tube, air filters, and a fuel tank.
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All in it was $78 and some change.
It was a fun little side project. Doesn't even take a full pull to start now.
Nope. Those are chromed. Too blingy for Britney.Speaking of shopping carts, is there one missing from your local store that was a donor to that project?
That should be real handy and I’ll be watching for updates.🤘 I’m currently collecting parts to build a wood splitting attachment to be run off my Kubota’s rear hyd. disconnects.I started adding a hydraulic grapple for my pallet forks last night. I ordered a hydraulic "thumb" to make it work. It's a little bit too short, and I'm not sure about the best angles and ram positions for clamping down on logs at the property. I may need to move it up some.I've got some flat bar that I'll extend the jaw with, and maybe add a ram mount further out on the jaw.