Recent content by OutlawDrifter

I figured there would be a version 2.0 and so on :LOL: 🤷‍♂️ That weed whacker is something from a B-Movie horror film!

I also wish I had been more present with the gardening and canning with my grandparents at the farm. Most of the time I just viewed it as work that needed to be done and didn't ask enough how/why questions. We do a small garden every year, and I always enjoy the fresh produce...as a matter of...

Enjoying the fab work, but man...those straight lines in the yard make me happy :thumbup:

Mike, I don't think you saying no makes you an *******...haha, let me be very clear about that. My point is, why trouble yourself with some random internet person being upset about being told no, or whatever the situation. Hell, I chewed a 20-something year old kid's *** the other day for...

Mike, some people don't want the kind of help that teaches them, they want an immediate result. A couple of pieces of unsolicited advice I'd like to offer. - Turn your comments off on your YouTube videos. - Once you've said "no" through text/IM/over the phone/etc...that's the end of the...

Busy day in the shop. Doing some cleaning/purging/rearranging. Oil catch was full, so I filled (3) 5gal buckets. I'll get them emptied tomorrow sometime. Top of my metal workbench and my Husky box/work cart are completely cleaned off, this hasn't happened in quite some time. Picked some...

I got the dental pick and tweezers as well as too many other things! Skipped the 250th pliers...didn't have room in the drawer and I spent an absurd amount of money on pliers last year :LOL: And because we all need some **** talking...you better get your *** in gear on that Nova! Prime...

I don't think you'd have heat problems, but in all reality, unless you're pulling ground engaging implements or running something that is really taxing the PTO you won't notice a difference in the HP. My Branson 3510H has a 3cyl Cummins rated at 35hp, tractor with loader/bucket weighs in at...

Also, thinking back to your bungy cords. I've bought bulk cord and made custom lengths with carabiners and hooks as needed. Works great, you can tie or clamp them dending how you want to attache the hook/carabiner.

Just food for thought...that strap coming off the winch and going over the rail corner, it might end up cutting it. It doesn't look like a sharp corner, but that rubbing eventually will eat its way through. A guy could fashion a roller to run the strap over and alleviate some of that. I...

Shots fired! Haha, says Cody, the displaced Texan living in the heart of Yankeeville :LOL:

This is how you become a snob about certain tools/parts/etc. The statement "how did I ever do X without Y"! Any job can be done with basic stuff, but man, sometimes the primo stuff makes it soooooo much faster and easier....and better.

Cody, I have a set of those brake line clamps that go over the end as well, they are awesome. Nice work on the front brake R&R. The underside of that Ford definitely looks better than expected, proof is in the pudding.

Glad to hear you're on the mend!

A little MMO in the back of the speedometer sometimes helps. Cured my '79 K10 Bonanza of the "swiping mph indicator".