I remember those 32-40 hours day. People to this day don't understand when I say I use to work 32 hours a day and 14 day weeks. A man had to do what a man had to do to pay the bills. But I sure am glad those days are over. No e-logs back then. Just a stack of log books. My bad time was around...
I'm surprised nobody mentioned it's a Sunday. I drove for over 25 years. And you could almost guarantee that on a Saturday night, Sunday morning the boys were going to put her in the woods. Fellas trying to run the books and make it home to see their families for a few hours before they had to...
Late to the party Greg. Here's a thread of my set up and results. A lot of mods but it paid off big time. I thinks so anyway. I mostly use glass beads. And yes it is time consuming but I love the results. Take a look if you want.
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Real sturdy just the same. Took her home like this. About 30 miles. Never budged. Mind you I drove home at 20/40 miles per hour considering the road condition. And yes I stopped about 4 times on the way home to make sure nothing was moving.
Where the rear springs attaches. The holes for the rear spring bushings go. Thanks Stanton for me knowing that one. I'm pretty sure you could do sort of the same with the front? But why not take the front one off? Since your going to the trouble of putting it on a rotisserie. And for the rear...
Yeah I watched it all early this morning. I'm envious of his new shop. That's some space. I don't mind that young fella. Better than TV any day of the week. Nice Cordoba for sure.
I remember it well. It was in 1974. Herbie Rides Again. The first time at a real movie. We were poorer than dirt. I was able to go with our church. The owner of the local theatre invited all the congregations children to go for a free show. My sister and I had a great time. First time having...
I just went through the same thing. They wanted 1700 for a 80 gallon tank??? Took it to my local welding shop and fixed the pin hole than put a whole new bottom over the top of the existing tank. Pressure tested it a 180 psi good to go. Yeah I know your "not" suppose to weld a high pressure...
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