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Dumb fixes.
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09-29-2009 07:54 AM
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A few more.
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09-29-2009 07:57 AM
Ideas ahead of their time?
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09-29-2009 08:09 AMThe dude in the blue car is classic!!!
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09-29-2009 08:20 AMWhat is the point of the vise grips. Would anyone actually use that shower?
The others are clearly Bucks work. I am sure he can explain.
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09-29-2009 08:36 AMThe ladder on the staircase isn't too bad actually. I'd probably do that one myself in a pinch.
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09-29-2009 09:14 AMIt's not the ladder on the stairs so much as the zip-tied 1X6 extensions I'd worry about....
Originally Posted by Sydwayz
The ladder on the staircase isn't too bad actually. I'd probably do that one myself in a pinch.
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09-29-2009 09:16 AM Originally Posted by CigDaze
It's not the ladder on the stairs so much as the zip-tied 1X6 extensions I'd worry about....
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09-29-2009 11:49 AMOne great fix to the exhuast of the son's truck, ears rusted off Cat. Convertor pipe. It's a 1997 Ranger, temp. repair, but it worked. I did the repair, not my shop by the way.
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09-29-2009 12:32 PMAfter a Michigan winter that should all rust together and be good as new! Originally Posted by Blue Oval
One great fix to the exhuast of the son's truck, ears rusted off Cat. Convertor pipe. It's a 1997 Ranger, temp. repair, but it worked. I did the repair, not my shop by the way.
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09-29-2009 12:56 PMBob should realize that from Boyne City!!! Originally Posted by MattBMiller
After a Michigan winter that should all rust together and be good as new!
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09-29-2009 01:33 PMI thought that it was better then the $400.00 option(new part). Total repair time 16 min., includes time to put up on hoist, cost $24.00.
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09-29-2009 03:58 PMUnderwear as a bra! F'ing GENIUS!! Originally Posted by gerritm
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09-29-2009 06:06 PMlol, the shopping cart grill i did in Indy many years ago. We use to go do the infield thing and camp on 16th street the night before. My buddy forgot the grill so we improvised
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09-29-2009 06:07 PMFor a stripped screw into metal, use a piece of small gauge wire when threading the screw in.....works like a champ! It is stupid simple and you are shocked when it works and better yet that you didn't think of it already!
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10-02-2009 02:54 AMC Clamp is 2 mm from being welded and then Boom
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Ok anyway, I do like the Cart/Grill that is pretty much sweet
Because Now I will have to try that when camping or something
what about at the beach and zip tie the cart to the swim platform? well?
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