General Tech What did you work on Today?

[mbryson]

...and now I need one (or two) of these

 

[N-Smooth]

SAME!

 

[Coco]

As do I lol

 

[zmotorsports]

That mobile shelf/cart was a real space saver in all honesty. Granted it takes up a bit of floor space in the shop but what it saves during a project is immeasurable. I waffled for over a year and finally bit the bullet and bought one here a couple months ago. Now I don't know how I lived without it for so long. It is so nice during a large project to not have every inch of workbench covered in parts and components from a repair.

 

[Tonkaman]

I’ve got 2 in my garage. Priceless to be able to load up with parts and keep the work bench strictly for work instead of storage.

 

[Gravy]

This stuff better be awesome and fix all my leaky roof problems (when snow sits on it) for how much it costs per gallon...

Henry 887 Tropi-Cool White 100% Silicone Reflective Roof Coating 0.90 gal. HE887HS142 - The Home Depot

Protect your roofs against the sun's heat and UV rays by applying this mildew-resistant Henry 887 Tropicool White Silicone Reflective Roof Coating.

www.homedepot.com

 

[Kevin B.]

how much it costs per gallon

Holy frijoles. It better bring you a beer and give you a backrub for that price.

 

[1969honda]

Back rub? It better do a lot more than that...

 

[Thursty]

Sprinkler valve box successfully relocated! Previous owner thought it was a good idea to put it right at the base of the tree. The amount of roots that we cut out and that I’ve had to deal with for two years of home ownership is insane! Now maybe I can get some grass to grow back.

 

[jeeper]

It's not. I've used it on 3 trailers, not once did it solve my issues.

 

[ID Bronco]

although for flat roof buildings, I think this is the stuff: https://www.castagra.com/ecodur/

 

[The_Lobbster]

Spent about 7 hours diagnosing a no spark on this Sami after my friend decided to strip the harness trying to figure it out. Kinda sucked, but got it running finally.

 

[Hickey]

Added some rear axle tie-down points for chains. I tried straps in the rear for a minute, and I just hate it.

#2beerweld

 

[DAA]

Stupid stump. Didn't take any pics of the operation. Should have. Had the LJ anchored to the LX470 and a snatch block with all the cable I could pull off the drum, log chain draped over the spare tire next to the stump. Dragged both the LJ and the LX470 about a foot before it really started to tip.

- DAA

 

[I Lean]

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Stupid stump. Didn't take any pics of the operation. Should have. Had the LJ anchored to the LX470 and a snatch block with all the cable I could pull off the drum, log chain draped over the spare tire next to the stump. Dragged both the LJ and the LX470 about a foot before it really started to tip.

- DAA

Is that wood worth anything to someone like @nnnnnate ?

 

[DAA]

Don't know? Was a Bradford pear, if that helps.

- DAA

 

[JeeperG]

Got the housing off this thing, stepping away from it now, will I remember how it goes back together when I get to it? Probably not. 😄

 

[nnnnnate]

Thanks for the shout Carl. The trunk has some cracks which tell me it's been cut for a bit. Probably not worth the work for me at this point. I've also got a lot of wood at the moment so that probably help me decide.

 

[Tonkaman]

Put new graphics on my daughters bike. You can hardly tell it’s a KTM anymore.

 

[glockman]

Speaking of ktms. I did my usual cheap ass thing. Buy a saw mount for $200pfft. I'll spend $50 on aluminum and 20 hours to make my own🤣.




Needs rubber matt glued on and holes cut for straps.