Haha, you have a serious need of recognition.
Settle down.
Martin
nope... just in all this time, that's the first time I've ever seen you say that in ANY thread.... rig's far better than my junk...
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Haha, you have a serious need of recognition.
Settle down.
Martin
Thanks. Tools definitely make a world of difference. Thankfully my boss let's me use the shop for all my stuff.
hard to find bosses like that....
nope... just in all this time, that's the first time I've ever seen you say that in ANY thread.... rig's far better than my junk...
Just keep the whining to your own threads.
Martin
Oh this could possibly change my opinion...The kid does great work. Almost makes me feel bad about giving him a hard time about his fashion, almost.
The kid does great work. Almost makes me feel bad about giving him a hard time about his fashion, almost.
Haha ya that wouldn't have gone over well. I was a little nervous about it falling off the forks but a few ratchet straps held it nicelyI was wondering about leaving that in there during the week with no front suspension. It all made sense when I got to the fork lift picture.
Martin
They definitely stand outI dig the orange/black Mac box in the shop...
I'm going to do something. I have a full spool that I thought about using to be cheap. Otherwise find another open carrier or buy a tru TracReplace that carrier man. That's a little too deep to not. A little bit is fine but that thing is hammered they do not take kindly to that kind of abuse.
New carrier is what a hundo? Lots cheaper than replacing everything in there
Well I was hoping to have it done by June 1st. But I keep finding more and more I have to do. Well see how long it takes to get this front end back together.So when's this gonna be done to meet us at Tuttle?
Yeah the Detroit would replace all of it. What's your opinion on a spool for now. I've got it already and I'm trying to save a little moneyYeah, when I read the carrier was chewed on, I was going to say that is fairly common, and not to worry about it, but that one is a little too chewed on. Doesn't a Detroit for a Dana 60 replace the carrier?
Martin