May 2014 BS Thread
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I finally got around to mowing the yard again. Didn't get completely finished, but got a HUGE chunk done.
Frickin' Noahs' flood caused the grass to shoot up so fast I could almost watch it grow.
Anyone have any ideas on when/where for a meet this year? It's been 6 months since our last one.
Frickin' Noahs' flood caused the grass to shoot up so fast I could almost watch it grow.
Anyone have any ideas on when/where for a meet this year? It's been 6 months since our last one.
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Well, I finally got called out to work again...About a week to a week and a half this time, but it's less than 30 miles from home, so not too bad.
Plus, the neighbor lady up the road called me to come do an oddjob, and I got a $30 check for less than an hours' work.
So maybe, just maybe...I can "Get ahead" this week...Not.
Plus, the neighbor lady up the road called me to come do an oddjob, and I got a $30 check for less than an hours' work.
So maybe, just maybe...I can "Get ahead" this week...Not.
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Just give me 2 weeks notice guys and I'll be there. I constantly travel so if y'all spontaneously decide to meet and I'm in MT I won't be able to make it happen. I have my own business so I don't really care about the day as much as about how much time I have to squeeze it into my schedule.
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Another 55 hour shift coming up this weekend! This fat boy has stocked up on charcoal, meats, etc for a weekend of movies an bbq!
Just a small update. Took Michelle in for the reaming 2 tires she needed.
$177.31 for 2, Mastercraft P235/75/15's mounted, balanced and the guy rotated the other new ones to the front for free.
Also, diagnosed 2 issues.
#1) The Axle Pivot bushings are SHOT. When I take off, I sometimes hear the classic "Clunk!" from it wiggling around. I already have the new bushings ($35.00? I can't remember) and the guy will install them for $80.00 (Sounds high, til you realize I have 0 air tools, no lift, and no truly level ground OR the ball joint press ($60.00-300.00) to do it with, and then the added part of me with back issues.)
#2) The truck kinda does a little "Bunny hop" when lightly braking from 35mph to a stop.
I had previously replaced the Rear Brake Drums with the new ones off Ethel, the 1994 F-150 I had previously (Was only installed 3 months before the accident). As I suspected, they were getting oblonged/worn in an elliptical shape, rather than round.
Cost for that is:
Labor for entire axle:$50.00
Turning each brake Drum down: $15/side, so $30.00
Brake Shoes: $35-ish (Gonna put Motorcraft on this time. I HATE the Wearever's from the partshouses.
So, to recap...Another $200.00 will have everything driving and stopping correctly!
*Also, Michelle turned 219,000 miles old yesterday.
Just a small update. Took Michelle in for the reaming 2 tires she needed.
$177.31 for 2, Mastercraft P235/75/15's mounted, balanced and the guy rotated the other new ones to the front for free.
Also, diagnosed 2 issues.
#1) The Axle Pivot bushings are SHOT. When I take off, I sometimes hear the classic "Clunk!" from it wiggling around. I already have the new bushings ($35.00? I can't remember) and the guy will install them for $80.00 (Sounds high, til you realize I have 0 air tools, no lift, and no truly level ground OR the ball joint press ($60.00-300.00) to do it with, and then the added part of me with back issues.)
#2) The truck kinda does a little "Bunny hop" when lightly braking from 35mph to a stop.
I had previously replaced the Rear Brake Drums with the new ones off Ethel, the 1994 F-150 I had previously (Was only installed 3 months before the accident). As I suspected, they were getting oblonged/worn in an elliptical shape, rather than round.
Cost for that is:
Labor for entire axle:$50.00
Turning each brake Drum down: $15/side, so $30.00
Brake Shoes: $35-ish (Gonna put Motorcraft on this time. I HATE the Wearever's from the partshouses.
So, to recap...Another $200.00 will have everything driving and stopping correctly!
*Also, Michelle turned 219,000 miles old yesterday.
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