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rd65

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FFS, the damned kids working (I use the term loosely) in the kitchen managed to tear the three-bay sink away from the wall. It was anchored with two #10 X 5" construction screws and they were pulled all the way out of the studs.

I mean, really? Are they wrestling in the sink?

I replaced the screws with 3/8" X 5" flange-head lag bolts. That should do the trick.

Damned kids....
Sitting on the edge looking at their f'n phones.
 

kaymccampbell

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Installed the first TPMS module. Effing thing wouldn't wake up. TPMS tool is acting funny. It's decided that it's only going to do Autel modules. And there are missing icons on the screen. I learned that this model expires after several years and can't be upgraded. After much cursing bought the best one from HF, that deals with most everyone's modules, factory or generic. Stupid money, but I've got ITC and happy hippo bucks. Took a nice chunk off the price. It woke the module up first go and read the pressure and temp. I'll finish the rest tomorrow.
 

niget2002

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Put the new registration sticker on the truck and finally cleaned off the sticky goo from the failed windshield mount on the tire pressure monitor.

Then set up the device mount for the GPS and tire pressure monitor. I had to modify the mount on the TPS because it's "not quite a gopro". The hole was too small and the plastic pieces were too thick to fit in the gopro mount.

With this setup, everything is below my line of sight out of the windshield. Most of it is removed for day to day driving. I only have this up when pulling the travel trailer.

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Hooked

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Well there are a couple 53' containers left of that batch, then they'll be back ordered for 9 months and may or may not have the fix applied.
You are probably correct so Jeff and I may be playing this game for a while. I installed one of the duds so at least the window is no longer held with painters tape so the bride is happy.
 

bmwrd0

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Very productive day in the shop yesterday.
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Got all of the drawers of the card cabinet over from the back garage (easy access for vehicles, crappy workspace) to the basement shop (hard to access for vehicles, easy to just wander down and start working on things), and started filling them up, creating more usable space for other junk. I know that the cabinet is missing two drawers, which is why I was able to get it so cheap, and on the second day of a sale no less.

Also, the Woodruff key that had been fighting me is now removed!
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I was going to just cut a new keyway for it, but as I had cut the existing key smooth and was able to remove the shaft from the apron, I now had enough access to support it and get a center punch directly where I wanted and was able to knock it out. Damn thing still managed to fight me. The grease and gunk in that slot holding it in was like Roman cement.
 

LeonardY

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Put the new registration sticker on the truck and finally cleaned off the sticky goo from the failed windshield mount on the tire pressure monitor.

Then set up the device mount for the GPS and tire pressure monitor. I had to modify the mount on the TPS because it's "not quite a gopro". The hole was too small and the plastic pieces were too thick to fit in the gopro mount.

With this setup, everything is below my line of sight out of the windshield. Most of it is removed for day to day driving. I only have this up when pulling the travel trailer.

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Cool...You got your own "thing"
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LeonardY

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Finished up the mini split connections.
My AC was coming back to extend the condensation line. But I found some drip fittings and poly tube. So I told him He didn't need to come back.
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It leads to a planter bed on the other side of the block wall.
I also installed a couple of strain reliefs.
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Then waited for the Jungle shipment most of the day.
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Put on an insulated wrap to neaten things up.
Have you ever noticed things that need to be done after you post a picture?
I need to caulk around the LB.
Or that something you live with is broken.
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And only then do you fix it.
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jshillin

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Finished up the mini split connections.
My AC was coming back to extend the condensation line. But I found some drip fittings and poly tube. So I told him He didn't need to come back.
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It leads to a planter bed on the other side of the block wall.
I also installed a couple of strain reliefs.

Then waited for the Jungle shipment most of the day.

Put on an insulated wrap to neaten things up.
Have you ever noticed things that need to be done after you post a picture?
I need to caulk around the LB.
Or that something you live with is broken.

And only then do you fix it.

That works, I installed mine over the summer. I needed to extend my drain hose also and found they sell extension pretty cheap on amazon and I used this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GS9BKSSP?tag=atomicindus08-20

I did cut the extra back, but left it on for the pic to show it was plenty long enough.

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rd65

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Currently sitting here having lunch, water w/ lemon and Oikos berry yogurt w/ a scoop of creatine and some granola. Contemplating where to start on this 4runner. Will mow in a few hours when things finish drying out.
 

DGersic

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Did more paint removal from the Mustang Hood for a little while until the grinder with the flapper disc slipped out of my hand & came in contact with my finger, then that was the end of work for today.

The HF SCT may be helpful here. It will also remove skin if allowed to, but has better control than a flap disc on a grinder so is less likely to do so.
 

Outlawmws

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Messed with the side yard drip/mist sprinklers and will run them shortly.

Made more progress derusting the 242/Milspec frank vent.

It's going to be a quiet day as this is our peak heat day according to the weather guessers.
 

BonzoHansen

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No ground on the '73 Marantz 2230, and it's all unbalanced connections. If I unplug the USB cable from the FM transmitter the hum goes away so I'll try shielding that next.
why not use a bluetooth adapter - does the marantz have RCA in? maybe i am misunderstanding what you are trying to do.

i used one of these on a few receivers with good success.
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stonesfan68

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It's a cheapy I got from Jeff's jungle probably 7 or 8 years ago now. It works pretty good considering what it is. IIRC it was around $100 back then. Better than running a bunch of wires everywhere.

A quick search of Jeff's jungle didn't show the one I have, but many that are very similar.
Is this what you’re trying to do? I own this one and it worked well enough.


Bluetooth FM Transmitter
 
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