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What have you done to your 200 Series this week? (14 Viewers)
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Went on a synthetic diet this evening
Markuson
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Whoo whoo whoo! You’re spoiled incorrectly. The rope needs to be routed under the drum. That’s going to add a ton of stress and heat to everything and hopefully the rope will fail before the bar work/winch mounting.
So much wrong here
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Markuson
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Ugh! Ok I'll rework that. Thanks for the double check on that. I paused tonigh and thought about that before I put the bumper back on. IPA got me
Markuson
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Kinda funny because you (Travis WB) are known to notice small details in photo posts...
I slipped up. Glad you guys had my back. I even went straight to the manual and rob is correct.
Thank you and yes the Devil is in the details!
Thank you and yes the Devil is in the details!
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Took the family to the painted hills
So I discovered an inexpensive Velcro organizer to FURTHER TWEAK my already-covered ARB drawer-fronts:
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The four inner units are still 5.11...but there are double-wide and taller units from Blackhawk on the outer half of each drawer now...plus some really tiny units from Nitecore.
Very happy with the Blackhawks as they include bottomed narrows for thin tools without sliding down when drawers open.
So these are a new option: (left piece)
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And on the right...
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Along side my existing 5.11 units where needed:
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The third photo down, just to the left of the folding mirror, there is long tool with a drum grinder-thingie (?) on the top. What's that?
Telescoping magnetic pickup tool.
Markuson
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This.
That’s my strong magnet extending grabber. I also have a much smaller tipped magnetic retriever that works well when I drop a nut or bolt down into the engine bay where the larger unit wouldn’t fit. The larger unit is great for when you drop that like that and it falls right under the middle of your undercarriage… I can’t even count the number of times it’s saved me from having to crawl under my vehicle, sometimes on pretty gnarly Ground.
I was Thinking perhaps you were asking about the short item toward the right in that same photo, which sort of looks like a grinder for a Dremel tool. I see now that you weren’t asking about that, but that item is an adapter that allows 1 pound propane canisters to fit devices set up for Iso-Butane.
It’s one of those items that I tend to Barry and my cooking kit… But where if I need it, or need to loan propane to someone with an isobutane device, it’s nice to be able to quickly grab it rather than dig for it.
Fixed. Thanks again
do you think that the culprit in the codes you've had?
love the water system!
