Did you roam the Wasteland after that? Fucking Deathclaws everywhere, eh?
No, all my injuries were self-inflicted, mostly from sunburn from being out on the first day where it was above 80°F.Did you roam the Wasteland after that? Fucking Deathclaws everywhere, eh?
Those folding ladders feel good and solid? Is at least whatever locks it steel?Took the suspension back apart to address the terrible Tokico springs I bought back in the late '00s and thought they were the shit because the suspension was so stiff.
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These feature separate ride height and preload adjustments, as well as damping stiffness settings:
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Installation method is to take the threaded tubes off the coilovers, cut off the strut tubes so that there's just a little nub on the bottom, then weld it together.
Scribing a cutoff mark:
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TIG'ing the tube on after cleaning up the knuckles with an angle grinder, a die grinder, and a dremel grinder:
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Welded the inside too, which blistered the paint something fierce, so I painted the tubes again:
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Then I set the ride height, cranked the damping settings all the way soft, and am enjoying life, though disassembling the suspension revealed that I need to service the front brakes.
Not my house, so no idea. I have an aluminum ladder, but it's a slider. I don't have any issues with it, but I'm hoping to use it less this year, since I won't have to go up on the roof a thousand times to fiddle with the stupid swamp cooler.Those folding ladders feel good and solid? Is at least whatever locks it steel?
I worry aluminum would wear and get floppy with a lot of use.
I have an all steel one I have had for about 30 years -heavy as fuck but solid. Nah, ain't getting me onto one of those aluminum fucks. Chinese aircraft aluminum is only strong enough for Chinese airmen.Those folding ladders feel good and solid? Is at least whatever locks it steel?
I worry aluminum would wear and get floppy with a lot of use.
I have an all steel one I have had for about 30 years -heavy as fuck but solid. Nah, ain't getting me onto one of those aluminum fucks. Chinese aircraft aluminum is only strong enough for Chinese airmen.
I've got a folding 26 ft Werner, it's super heavy to move around, but it's steady, I usually use it in about a 12 ft a frame, but I do occasionally extend it to the full 26 long, it works it's not wibbly wobblyThose folding ladders feel good and solid? Is at least whatever locks it steel?
I worry aluminum would wear and get floppy with a lot of use.
I've got a folding 26 ft Werner, it's super heavy to move around, but it's steady, I usually use it in about a 12 ft a frame, but I do occasionally extend it to the full 26 long, it works it's not wibbly wobbly
It's made of good aluminum, not the pot stuff that you can just break but probably 6061 or something similar, the pins are aluminum but they're heavy heavy
My folder has been used the most as a portable workbench. Strap on a plywood(or shit door) deck, cut drywall, etc on it. Put miter saw up there if doing light trim, no need to keep going to the floor. *Most recently I did all my chicken gutting and plucking on a deck of crap T-11 up on it, hung the chickens from it to bleed out as I gave then the neck slice. Morning Hips!Thanks for that. I'm kind of in between personal and commercial as far as how much they get used but they do get worked a fair bit. They also get stored outdoors though under cover. I don't have a garage. Shed for the small stuff but anything over 10' won't fit in there.
Mines been outdoors for about 90% of the last 10 years, under an eave at best. Its got a few plastic overmolded bits (nothing structural) and then have bleached from a dark blue to a light blue, but are still structurally strong. I think its glass re-enforced plastic.Thanks for that. I'm kind of in between personal and commercial as far as how much they get used but they do get worked a fair bit. They also get stored outdoors though under cover. I don't have a garage. Shed for the small stuff but anything over 10' won't fit in there.
Some short guy wanted a recommendation on a folding ladder to get into his 4X4.Came to a new car thread.... read about ladders. WTF happened here??
Post your miatasYou should see how much I pay for my 14" rims for Miata #1..