Random pic thread.

[Danger_Ranger]

You shoulda pulled the lower pins and retracted the cylinders with a block to keep the bucket down first

Now you tell me.

 

[VortecJeep]

Which one of you high rollers rented out the entire Carowinds park and water park?

 

[LBarr2002]

Which one of you high rollers rented out the entire Carowinds park and water park?
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Kids wanted to go and I don't like crowds. Sorry for the inconvenience.

 

[kaiser715]

After leaving Fort Benning last week, i stopped at a place near Macon called Lane Southern Orchards to get some peach and pecan goodness, Good stuff.

My favorites:

 

[awheelterd]

You shoulda pulled the lower pins and retracted the cylinders with a block to keep the bucket down first

Right!

Next post will be about the ram being bent for no apparent reason

 

[Danger_Ranger]

They were already bent, that's why im taking them off.

 

[Danger_Ranger]

And the bucket is down. But im no equipment mechanic.

 

[Tom@Hilltop_Machine]

 

[awheelterd]

They were already bent, that's why im taking them off.

Last guy must have taken them off the same way

 

[Shreddinlettuce]

And the bucket is down. But im no equipment mechanic.

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You want the lower eyes to pull out of their pockets then the cylinders can slide off the pins straight

 

[Danger_Ranger]

Machine is 25 years old and has spent its whole life if the chicken houses or hay field, first time they have ever been removed. It's my grandpas machine, so im fixing a few things on it while I have it at my house.

 

[No fries]

Which one of you high rollers rented out the entire Carowinds park and water park?
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I know Hendrick motor sports/car sales and Also Meck Cuunty rent it for the day but I guess @LBarr2002 too is on that level.

 

[jeepinmatt]

And the bucket is down. But im no equipment mechanic.

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Nothing wrong with the way you have it setup. Just pull the bottom pins first to prevent the top bushings from binding.

 

[Monkeynono]

In for an ARB install
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I have seen a couple of those rolling around town.

 

[Hokie_YJ]

Is that one of @35xj ’s projects?

He told me it belonged his friend Ben. He posted a picture of it on Instagram just a few days after my brother in law saw it at HD in Asheville. I messaged him and asked because thought it was his too.

 

[justjeepin86]

We have some more progress on the 71.

 

[JSJJ388]

Loaded and ready for a weekend on the new river with trail life.

 

[justjeepin86]

I came in early today to get a head start on my side radiator mounts for the volvo. Trying something a little different.

 

[CasterTroy]

8ft clg tile, day of final inspection

I give them 6 months before they just start randomly falling

Painters are on point on this one (behind a cross beam)

 

[jeepinmatt]

8ft clg tile, day of final inspection

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I give them 6 months before they just start randomly falling

Painters are on point on this one (behind a cross beam)

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Why do these 8ft tiles even exist?

 

[StretchASU]

Why do these 8ft tiles even exist?

So the supplier can sell replacements when they inevitably fall or get dropped and break.

 

[RatLabGuy]

To Matt's point I can't see what advantage they could ever have. Surely the tiny amount saved in less framing is offset by higher cost panels. They can't be easier or faster to install, and they don't look any better.

 

[No fries]

To Matt's point I can't see what advantage they could ever have. Surely the tiny amount saved in less framing is offset by higher cost panels. They can't be easier or faster to install, and they don't look any better.

No savings at all. As long as the AC was on when installed they should stay. But they will get beat to hell any time someone has to get up in there. And the Low voltage guy and Sparky are always in the ceiling after they have their overhead inspection and are "ready" for tile. Wait till the sprinkler guy puts his back hands on a couple and you have to wait 4 weeks for new ones. Oh and probably a minimum order.

 

[CasterTroy]

No savings at all. As long as the AC was on when installed they should stay. But they will get beat to hell any time someone has to get up in there. And the Low voltage guy and Sparky are always in the ceiling after they have their overhead inspection and are "ready" for tile. Wait till the sprinkler guy puts his back hands on a couple and you have to wait 4 weeks for new ones. Oh and probably a minimum order.

You're about 4 weeks behind on all that

 

[Ron]

And the Low voltage guy and Sparky are always in the ceiling after they have their overhead inspection and are "ready" for tile.

I want to feel slighted by your comment, but alas - no lies were read.

Final is just what we pass before we do the final 20% of our work.

Seems like every job the last 6 months, the grid has been 6+ weeks late being installed, yet the final date doesnt change...and it's my damn fault we arent complete.