Just do one bolt at a time. Much less messy![]()
It hasn't been filled yet, thank Goddess - plus I need to extract the broken one. Angels watch over fools and drunks, and I don't drink...
Just do one bolt at a time. Much less messy![]()
Well, crapola. I didn't know that, but now I do!
Sigh... Learn something new every day. And yea, I'm wondering about the others yielding. One step forward, two steps back - it'll have to come back off.
You’re exactly right I know people think it’s cute but it’s not cute and in some situations somebody could bring a world of hurt onto themselves…
Just please put it on my tire so I can back over it on the way out
I don't know about all that...... .
Might drop a wheel or break an axle..........![]()
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I would use one can with UV dye and look for leaks with a UV flashlight. If it’s an o-ring on a line fitting, easy fix.I would buy some cans of refrigerant and see if it kicks on. Then you know if its a leak or a compressor. Cheaper than a shop telling you.
Tonight was round 1 of ‘Drop That Spare’ project.
Mockup complete.
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Here’s how high it was originally:
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Have you seen the international news lately? Visits stateside by Canadians are down 40%. Trade and defence agreements have been shifted to Europe and the Far East. Canada ain’t playing with the USA no more. Our PM is the smartest man in the room and it’s not even close.
Well that escalated quicklySad for Canada if anyone ever attacks you for the maple syrup....oops I forgot, Vermont's is much better. Your PM must be the ONLY man in the room/closet.![]()
p.s. I made of list of everything I've bought from Canada in the last 50 years. Please take the time to read the entire list.
Looks good. Id weld some kind of rib down the backside of the drop plate though unless the backside of the tire is resting on the carrier.
You can get dissimilar metal corrosion using stainless as well. Better to just get grade 5 or whatever came stock
That drop plate is 1/4” thick… I don’t think it will flex much, but good idea.
Between stainless and mild? First I've heard of it - not saying you're wrong in the slightest, just that I've never heard that before.![]()
Between stainless and mild? First I've heard of it - not saying you're wrong in the slightest, just that I've never heard that before.![]()
Over the last few days I built another door storage cart. This one holds 2 sets of doors. Necessary since I now have 3 sets of doors and I do run doorless sometimes.View attachment 686856
Hey…ahhhhh… by any chance do you want to sell that door???
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