"Wheeler's Anonymous"

We know a couple local guys that will let us use their Tacoma for product development when the time comes.

 

lol, typically no one listens to what you have to say??

 

I know I don't @itaro #thanksdad

 

*Medieval

 

I know, spelling is not always my strong point. It's fixed for the next video though

 

Here's the moment we've all been waiting for! I present to you all...
Medieval Tacos (LARPing is fun)
Starring: @uhplifted and @icetreye
with special guests Steel Horse Jockeys: @digitaLbraVo and @stvstoy

 

Figured out a way to mount my Hi-Lift to my tiny roof rack, hose clamps FTW

 

You may need it tomorrow.

 

Haha let's hope not

 

I can only imagine what people who were driving by/inside the brewery were thinking lol great video though!

 

That's one nasty pinhole. In the mind "it's just water" but water when superheated is definitely no laughing matter. I am reminded that water when pressured and jetted is used to cut metal after all.

For me the mishap came while working for a carpet cleaning company. We had a gas engine-powered pump hooked up to a kerosene burner that heated our water for the cleaning. This particular day we were cleaning tile, which requires higher pressures (550 psi normal to 1,200 high for tile). The kerosene burner only activates when water is flowing through the system, which normally heated is 155 degrees, or 200 for tile. A small check valve which regulates the burner failed and the burner began operating at a constant, heating the water to an irregular 300 degrees. I noticed this and immediately turned the burner off, and used the flow control valve to circulate water through the system to help cool the burner down. Most of the hoses in the system are hard line however some are steel-braided transfer lines, and one of those is used on the circulate line, which catastrophically failed from the internal pressure of the 300 degree water on top of the 1,200 psi from the pump. Sounded like a bomb went off.

 

Oh wow. Yup. That's the real deal potential deadly casualty alright. We used 1200 psi superheated steam on the ship for propulsion. Speaking of bombs... I witnessed a 1200 psi superheated boiler pant before. Scariest moment of my life. You're the real deal, man. Respect.

 

And sooo the bumper fab begins muhahaha

 

Got the main structure designed and measured, it'll bolt right up to all of the stock frame rail holes. Gonna be bitchen. Hope everyone is doing well. I'm looking forward to meeting u guys in November

 

Awesome! Not often do people build their own bumpers Are you going to fit the factory turn signal to your bumper or relocate them to the side markers?

 

I'm haven't decided if I'm going to use the stock turn signal housing or go another way. Right now I'm just getting the main structure and wench platform buit than latter I'll adding some lighting mounting tabs, wench hooks, etc.

 

Better post up progress pics!

 

I'm probably gonna get made fun of for asking this buuuuuttt what do you mean brass pole? Lol

 

For your "wench"
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