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Got the twin stick t-case levers plumbed up this morning, here's hoping that the transmission tunnel will clear my handy-work
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Got the twin stick t-case levers plumbed up this morning, here's hoping that the transmission tunnel will clear my handy-work
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Need to cut out all that nasty to solid steel and replace it. From a welder's perspective, I would find a good bodyman if it were me.Anyone have recommendations for a good way to repair the rear corner just below the roof and between the corner window and rear window?
Found this some time ago and now it is time to dig into making it better...
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I will cut out the nasty stuff, do a spark test (expecting standard-ish steel) and then start playing with repair parts.Need to cut out all that nasty to solid steel and replace it. From a welder's perspective, I would find a good bodyman if it were me.
All aboard that train, and not a fun ride for sure.Getting harder to work on stuff as my back is a mess.
Trails ain't fun till you hear steel scrapin'.Found out if I keep playing on the rocks. I should get some armor.
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That’s what they say. My underside looks like it’s been at war lolTrails ain't fun till you hear steel scrapin'.
Those rings to protect the drain plugs actually hold up amazingly well.
Tested out my birthday presents - MORRFlate 4 tyre hose contraption & a Viair 400P-Automatic compressor.
I was highly skeptical about the MORRFlate, but it is my new favorite toy Using the contraption I aired down all four tyres in 1 minute 45.34 seconds. It takes longer to hook up & then roll up the hoses than it takes to air down.
My old reliable Viair 90P has faithfully inflated my Taco tyres since 2007, but it takes over 20 minutes to air up to 32 from 18 and I am always the last one aired up on the CSC runs. No more! The new 400P-Automatic & MORRFlate hose contraption airs me up from 18 to 32 in 7 minutes, 38.50 seconds - Verrrry impressive!
Viair estimates around two minutes to inflate a 33x12.5 tire with the 400P, so my 285x75R16s are just about that. I also ran straight off the battery without running the engine, so in real life it should be a tad faster to air up.
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All four tyres hooked up to the MORRFlate contraption
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Aired down
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Aired down time
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Aired up
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Aired up time
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New toyz
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Old reliable Viair 90P next to the new 400P
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The new bag is massive and I'll either cut it down or use something else
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A wee bit better...I will cut out the nasty stuff, do a spark test (expecting standard-ish steel) and then start playing with repair parts.
Much appreciated!
Pics or it didn't happen. I would be interested to see it in place.Got the hood on my '96. Line-X ed, which cuts down on the reflections and obscures the peeling clear coat.
Thinking about doing it to the windshield next...
Do the whole thing. Easy with a roller. Car always looks great to me, doesn’t show dirt easily, brush and branch swipes are no problemo. Commit!!Got the hood on my '96. Line-X ed, which cuts down on the reflections and obscures the peeling clear coat.
Thinking about doing it to the windshield next...