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I've seen the high desert round-up videos, but I appreciate the tip and will watch the others right this second.
You ever get out in your Jeep? I was browsing through the first 30 pages of the Jeepers thread the other day and relived your whole "I need to sell my Porsche to get a Jeep" saga.
Fancy seeing you in here by the way.
Last winter the outer pinion bearing on the front diff went out and I've been too busy and cheap to fix it ... will likely get it up and running in the next month or so but if I don't find myself using it more I think I'll probably sell it (otherwise I'm just paying taxes and insurance for something to sit in front of the house). Since we bought the Honda Element it can do 90% of the "Jeeping" that we'd use the Jeep for only in more comfort.
Yeah, if you're not off roading, there are certainly more user friendly vehicles.
That said, if I could afford that Pinzgauer I'd buy it and daily it :p
That pinzgauer is awesome and cheap. Be fun to take hunting.
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Holy Fuck...... did I laugh at the shit I read catching up.
Damn glad to see Spyder come in and rile stuff up, did a hell of job too...Ha ha.
Has to have more room than my rubicon loaded up.
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I very much want to take one hunting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Firehaus
Cargo area of the 710 is 5'3x7'5 and the 712 is 5'3x9'11, so just a tad more room than the back of a Rubicon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Firehaus
Who's voice does this sound like? I can't place it but it sounds soooo familiar.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOxwjS1GMac
Mike Rowe's Russian brother from another mother?
For that price it might be fun to play with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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https://sp.yimg.com/xj/th?id=OIP.M04...=0&w=300&h=300Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
We don't smoke marijuana, in muskogee.
We don't take no trips on LSD.
YEE HAW
I'm proud to be an Okie from Muskogee.
Somebody Has to hear a tree fall in the forest.
If they didn't, where would we get toothpicks from?
Just an ol cowhand, from the Rio Grande.
On behalf of the citizens of Rock Ridge.
I'd like to extend this laurel, and hearty handshake.
How do ya like that. Passed the 29k Mark, 24 post ago. [panic]
[Bed]
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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Damnit... good thing I'm working from home today, gonna go queue up some Mel Brooks....
The Waco Kid.
I've killed more men than Cecil B. Demille
Hey hoes. Fuck I worked to hard today.
Oh man, I didn't. Glad to hear that someone did though. I think I might attempt to re-wire my entire house by myself all next week if things get slow for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh
Just three things:Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
1.) Get lots of fire extinguishers.
2.) Put 911 on speed dial #1.
3.) Have the wife and kid(s) stay with relatives until at least one month after you are finished.
Remember how your attempt at keeping a found chicken turned out ?
Bob, I'm going to bump my thread with some questions about circuits and I want you in there. I'll wait till after tomorrow though so I don't distract myself from finishing up the last little bit of work I have left to do.
It's just electricity...
220, 221, whatever it takes.
WTF????????????????? you swap devices with Fritz????????????Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
guard damn boy ah say, ah say fix that shit..................
"Roll on one......." The Green Mile.Quote:
Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh
Bwahahahahaha!Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
FIFYQuote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
Irving,
After viewing the "Post a Picture" thread, I need to add one more thing to my previous list.
4.) No aluminum ladders when you play sparky. Wood or fiberglass only.
I need to borrow a chainsaw....
Bert kick you out of GD ?Quote:
Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
As for the ladders. What doesn't kill him, Only makes him stronger. .................................................. ....Sometimes.
No ladders involved. Just crawling around in the attic repaving current wiring with new wiring and trying to keep everything the same as it was. Just trying to figure out of there is a preference for how to build circuits. Keep it the same as original? Make each room or two a circuit? I've got all weekend to make a plan before I get started.
Remember, all I'm trying to do is make all my outlets be properly grounded and clean up any dangerous stuff I find in the attic. House is full of splices behind drywall and other surprises that come with 50 years of remodels.