Fixing hole in side of block

[joesmith123]

hillbilly drift

the thread that took you back in time, brought back L295 diesel engine purring

present to you, the hillbilly drift

your japanese robot jealous of the supra

February 11, 2025

youtube.com

this is how it work:

you scrape at the high point going backward, then soon as you start going down,

cut your wheel one way all the way, swing your entire robot 180,

the blade slicing at your high point, then keep churning earth, no stopping of your momentum

woah, elite level hillbilly disclosure, witness you it

you can see in the clip: she'll lug down but you already turned your wheel straight and she'll power through

wow, like a japan nina, she slice your high point without even making you switch a gear

and do 180 like nothing happened, keep churning your realm, your lost in your boxcar song

woah, behold your japan robot ninja, twirling on the high point, planing out your realm

61 page into your thread, japan ninja twirling and doing hillbilly drifting

twirl your robot for, do you hillbilly jdm drift nonstop,

bust your exhaust right off the manifold, unbelieveable

park your robot back in your shop, behold you the new realm reveal by your twirling ninja

woah

 

[WI_Hedgehog]

The math doesn't add up.

With as many hours spent "leveling ground" as claimed the confined space should have started out as the side of a hill, but it started out relatively flat.

It was a couple hour job with a hand rake, there shouldn't be this many breakdown...unless...

 

[Lil Foot]

I would have graded the area to shed water, not retain it, but that's just me.
Looks like the only dry areas are the edges.....

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Joe.... Why don't you start reeling it in.
I think we've had enough of the acid trip rambings.