Seems legit.Premixed Rum/cokes in 16 oz Pepsi bottles.........worked many years for me.
I have chewed at every game my kids had.
Takes the edge of the iron maiden they call bleachers.
R
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I have chewed at every game my kids had.
Takes the edge of the iron maiden they call bleachers.
R
We had 4 when I first started on the road. Now we are down to 2. When we sold our Pete it broke my little guys heart! He loved that truck!!
Beam Rye and Diet Pepsi ?Premixed Rum/cokes in 16 oz Pepsi bottles.........worked many years for me.
why are you tig welding that, are you paying by the hour, you are getting soaked, crazy misuse of time and is not a better weld.
its great looking tho, you are going to enjoy it when you finish
Safe to say that getting good help in that line of work is tough?
what is that? 1 inch pipe sadled and screwed to 6 inch? w 3/4 round stock welded to pipe?
class operation.
It's tough to find good help in any line of work lately but maybe a little more so out here. It's not anyone that wants to live in a tiny bunk and do manual labor outside no matter the weather and travel away from family and friends all summer and miss out on all the fun holidays
After watching the vid of the Dog n Rooster stuck together I was motivated, and hopeful beyond words, that I just might be able to catch the Dog n Cat at it and hopefully stuck. I've always said there's never a Bridge To Far if you have the chance of becoming an internet sensation. Wait, maybe that was just something about the internet "AND" sensations. Probably. Anyhow, perfect evening last night. Had to capture something so this is my lame entry. Still pretty.......
It's an 1 1/2" cut in half with a short cheater welded to it. I have one SnapOn and it's the only one to hold up. I'm not a SnapOn guy either; it was $$$I'll bet if you take that back to Sears they'll give you a new one.
I’ll bet you’re really close. Handled it enough I should know, but honestly don’t know the exact dimensions. Panels are made by a small family run business in Toledo IA. They’re not cheap I know that. Posts are 8” I believe. Thanks for the compliment.
Valve adjustment, new head gaskets, set the squish to about 0.9mm and new belts....
Grandson and I went fishing this last Monday.
Grand Forks has a small, stocked fishing pond on the S.E. corner of town. Boy's first fish. Half hour later he landed, with some help, a 10" trout.
It's debatable who had more fun.
Grand Forks has a small, stocked fishing pond on the S.E. corner of town. Boy's first fish. Half hour later he landed, with some help, a 10" trout.
It's debatable who had more fun.
He is a buddy so not paid anything yet, will probably work a gun trade and cash out if anything. Will mig when the big welds start with complete frame box happens. Now it's a little here and a little there.
OMG, what's the number for Child Services????
About 6 hours later. Those are cats and dogs hitting the windshield.
My new reloading bench. Still in the process of “moving in”. For details, go to the “Building the Perfect Reloading Room “ in the Reloading section.
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Hell yeah! NorCal is, in my opinion, some of the nicest scenery in the country. Smacking a full size ipsc at a 1740 today in 26 mph winds.
Did you make yourself a "ratcheting" wrench? Or am I seeing an optical illusion? The way that looks cut it would only work with force applied in one direction. Flip it over to go the other way.
It doesn't work with force applied in any direction right now. It's just a box end wrench welded to a 24" cheater pipe. Every time I break it gets welded back together hurts like a bitch when you have all that pressure on it and it breaks!!
Last time I shot at 1740 it was with a 300wsm 210vlds at 2820fps. It was 18moa with of windage used. Stepping up the the 338 and 375s makes a big difference in those conditions and distance
1 1/2" I keep 3 in stock but not with the cheater welded on. The SnapOn is the only brand that I haven't broken over the years. I'd hate to cut one in half to weld on it though
I've got a bunch of big Snap on wrenches. Some are duplicates.
I looked twice through them and the damn 1-1/2" one isn't there. Not sure what happened to it.
I do have a Mac 1-1/2" 6-point impact socket you can have.
My guess is you're tightening nuts and it probably won't work.
You could chuck it in a lathe and part the end off of it and weld a cheater bar onto the socket ring.
If it will work, it's yours
I looked twice through them and the damn 1-1/2" one isn't there. Not sure what happened to it.
I do have a Mac 1-1/2" 6-point impact socket you can have.
My guess is you're tightening nuts and it probably won't work.
You could chuck it in a lathe and part the end off of it and weld a cheater bar onto the socket ring.
If it will work, it's yours
Thanks Mike. Needs to be a 12 point for this application though. A 12 point impact parted off and welded might not be a bad idea though
While setting up some barricades on the range, Mama grouse had the young ones for a stroll. She spied me and went into the broken wing routine, to divert attention from the youngsters . Didn't want to bother the little ones, but managed a few photos of Mama.
Figured as much. You need the 12pt for indexing purposes.
Let me look again and if I find a 12pt impact (unlikely) it's yours.
LMAO Nice Shots Mike. Love Me Some Grouse's Man.
Paired with some wild rice, and a nice glass of red, there's not much better table fare.
Mike
Take a look at this
https://store.snapon.com/Flank-Driv...rive-Straight-Box-Tubular-Wrench-P633691.aspx
https://store.snapon.com/Tubular-Handles-36-Tubular-Handle-P633693.aspx
If you search ebay for snap on tubular there are several from of the wrench heads from $10-50
No welding required and snap on will warranty them.
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