1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

Answered over there.

 

@bmf4069 don't hate me...

Installed this in moms 2nd gen sequioa door light.

 

Went to our favorite brewery tonight where they also blow their own glass.



Didn't expect to see PHM there.

 

Here is a good article on the importance of proper wiring and grounding on vehicles. One take away for me was that steel conducts at 20% that of Copper.

https://www.dragzine.com/tech-stories/top-ten-wiring-tips-with-ron-francis-wiring/

 

shes dead. still runs. but shes dead. axle and the subpan became a family in this accident. I'm actually pretty depressed this thing went out like this. did its job and kept him alive. but for as much as i used to call this thing a shitbox. it truly was the best car anyone could ask for.
i learned how to drive in this thing and even took my driving test in it. 880k miles without any issues for the most part. thats un freaking believable. RIP rolla!

 

RIP...

 

Congrats, great area. Prosperous economy as well.

 

Can you pick up a forklift with a bigger forklift?

 

That second choice will probably be better giving you more placement options since not every mounting bend will be flat and smooth.

 

Thanks man. Whats the job market like ?

 

Let me guess, the ball joint wasn't Toyota?

 

Yes but I would advise against publicly posting photos.

 

Looks like they didn’t use extended thread lugs when they upgraded rims

 

I saw the coolest clif side shitter well out hiking this last weekend. It's up at 7600 feet at a old fire look out.

 

So.... did you... ?

 

No. Over torqued the lugs. Su-weet!

It was NG situation.

No upgrades here. Operators kept picking up the lug nuts with studs and putting them in the cup holder. I guess they never thought
"Huh, whats this go to?" Didn't bother to tell anyone. Here we are.

 

Got that royal piece of shit out of the drive aisle using patented Noel magic MF technique.

 

It’s funny they get to be called operators.
The other one that bothers me is “engineers”, the Maintenance people at hotels

 

Everyone here is an "operator" unless they are in lower level management (supervisors, team lead.) Or maintenance

 

Oh I ALWAYS feel good using this bad boy.
The power plant. @Professional Hand Model would need a change of drawers if he owned this. Nastia.

 

Ironically I found this book.

 

No didn't have to.

 

Where? I gotta go!

 

Grouse ridge next to Bowman.

 

Damn, it’s now on the list!

 

Yeah Grouse Ridge Loop has a lot to see. There's probably a dozen or so little Lakes out there. If you go out there take a decent GPS because a lot of lakes are off of the beaten path.

 

That's almost as bad as on my SHO. It was a recommended replacement item during the 120k timing belt replacement, until they became obsolete. You have to take all that out, then remove the crank pulley to get to it. Just chilling there, on the oil pump.

 

I’m glad to finally see all you Maggots finally getting back to work and not clogging up my mid-morning (10-11am) Yoga commutes.