Started detailing the car... Max jax makes it nice to clean the underside of the car. I love it!
-Nigel
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I accidently ran the loader bucket of my tractor through the metal siding. The bush hog was out of adjustment and swung toward the building. When I tried to correct the corner of the bucket caught the edge an ripped a hole right through. Damned! Now I have to replace two fourteen foot long verticle sections (3' wide).
Do you have a 675? I ask because those track plastics look like that's where they belong to?....
Old picture though.
-Nigel
Nice. BTW, I grew up in Murrysville just down the road from you.
Today I got my track plastics and motorcycle stands put up and out of the way. Got the majority of stuff at least semi-organized. About as good as I can get until I build more storage/workbenches.
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Well JMartel.....since yu asked.....
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Take that stuff down and spend some time and $$ making that place nice - or at least useable! Finish the walls, paint, shelves, cupboards......even some peg board would make you happier than that!
.....or you may have to turn in your GJ membership card and do what Teken does - a lot of talking but no pictures....LOL!
I know who you are, Nigel. I'm Hokie from the 675.net forums.
Nigel, good to see you really work in your garage . How is the floor holding up?
Oh I know. I got paint for the garage already. I am just trying to get it half-organized to do a bit of work in there first.
I'm not planning on an epoxy floor, so that alone may get me permanent-banned. Floor is too stained for me to DIY it and I don't want to pay for a professional. I've been thinking about doing carpet tiles, actually.
First post for me gents. Today, in my recently acquired garage, I replaced two broken wheel studs on my '07 Dakota truck.
For the last few days I had been hearing an occasional ticking noise while driving - sounded like a rock stuck in the tire tread. Then, while hauling a load of dirt, the ticking turned into a clunking and I discovered two missing lug nuts and two broken studs on a rear wheel - and the wheel was loose on the hub!. A few more miles and I would have had a mess on my hands! I just bought the truck a few weeks ago - the dealer probably had the wheels off for an inspection and didn't properly tighten them.
I've never done much mechanical work; I don't even have a decent set of tools yet so I had to go out and buy a 1/2 inch drive ratcheting breaker bar and 7/8 deep-wall socket. With that, and a couple of YouTube how-to's and the job was a cinch. Love having a garage finally!
Go check your lug nuts everybody!
80 WTI 55 CHEVY is that a Hillman Husky I see in the back ground.
You said you had a few project to work on, I see you been keeping busy.
The traffic lights looks great .
First post for me gents. Today, in my recently acquired garage, I replaced two broken wheel studs on my '07 Dakota truck.
For the last few days I had been hearing an occasional ticking noise while driving - sounded like a rock stuck in the tire tread. Then, while hauling a load of dirt, the ticking turned into a clunking and I discovered two missing lug nuts and two broken studs on a rear wheel - and the wheel was loose on the hub!. A few more miles and I would have had a mess on my hands! I just bought the truck a few weeks ago - the dealer probably had the wheels off for an inspection and didn't properly tighten them.
I've never done much mechanical work; I don't even have a decent set of tools yet so I had to go out and buy a 1/2 inch drive ratcheting breaker bar and 7/8 deep-wall socket. With that, and a couple of YouTube how-to's and the job was a cinch. Love having a garage finally!
Go check your lug nuts everybody!
Built a wagon for my son. Just need to stain the wood, paint the handle and finish polishing the wheels and it will be done.
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