Recent content by lynnmor

If you have a fair priced hydraulic shop near you, you might want to get the kit with no hoses and then measure carefully to get hoses that are routed where you want them. I didn't use the hoses that were with the kit because I chose a more protected route using a great shop in my area, of...

So I will pile on. I have a tool & die shop and did a fair amount for NASA, they wanted inserts in all tapped holes.

I did a search for braided ground strap and found hundreds.

I Googled it and found borrow pit

I would jack it up and check the tire and wheel to see if there is any run out, while it is unlikely they are damaged it would be a big cost to have them replaced.

Now that would be a great retirement plan!

Is that tree of heaven or sumac? It is hard to tell the difference so Google it to be sure. If tree of heaven, keep the chainsaw running because spotted lantern flies will be a big problem.

I too am tired of paying annual state inspection fees on my trailers.

Apparently it is a startup company in China, let Mikey try them.

There is a Ram in my extended family, the owner is going nuts trying to find a tailgate to replace the failed fancy one that flips every which way. Seems Ram made a number of different part numbers and availability is a real issue.

Sounds like the WD40 got in to where it was needed.

Immediately check for spark after it shuts down, it could be the coil/ignition module failing when hot.

It appears that the load was riding on the rear of the white bearing instead of being spread around the entire ring.

Next time tell them that you came down with cancer right after their data center next door started operation.

Look for 205-65-10 if you need tires in the future, as you know it was just too simple to use the original system.