Colorado B.S. Thread

Anyways, to distract us until they show up.

Bushwackers $125 off, plus no sales tax.

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Fender-F...spx?t_c=80&t_s=409&t_pt=3555&t_pn=B/W31928-02

 

you guys would shit if you ever saw me use the bumper and winch on the Scout as an engine hoist. I made an "A" frame type contraption that "hooked" onto the tow hooks and rested against the brush guard. hooked the snatch block out on the end and viola, instant engine hoist. Than I would drive them around, swinging freely off the front end, to the location they needed to be.

 

Well young man maybe you should go with this, I thought this was fake (winch Drill) until I pulled this up.

http://www.4wheelparts.com/SharedImages/promo/pdf/072017_warn_free_winch.pdf

 

lol, 500 lbs? I can pull that myself.

 

But then you don't have to buy the 100v Cordless Impact Driver to power it.

Not #EAF

 

When the need arises, I am a cordless impact driver.

 

http://www.12news.com/mb/news/local...57f&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=facebook

Be on the look out peps

 

It's hippie hangin time

 

Not sure how damaging a cork based device would be vs any steel belted MT/AT tread but I'm sure ATV's and Motorcycle's might succumb to it.

 

The cork is enough to puncture most Duratrac's.
Also, to do it right, you need to take a grinder and sharpen the other end of the nail, doubling the odds.

 

lol Co-worker just shared this from some best pool design thing online. Note their user name at top.

 

We're hiring an Operations Manager if anyone here is interested in pursuing a career alongside yours truly

https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Proximo-...z885Ank0gfB7Yk2s5UgLE7skFnkBTDy_aozLGzBqAUBbs

 

Sign me up.

 

Reported to authorities

 

Did the reputation of Optima batteries ever bounce back from 5+ years ago? I vaguely recall something about the movement of where they were manufactured which correlated with a drop in quality.

The wheeling rig needs a new battery and I passed on an Optima the last time I needed one for it; went with an AGM of lesser price (CarQuest IIRC). I haven't seen chatter from folks in recent history to know whether or not they've gotten better.

 

I learned it from you.

 

Probably not super useful in terms of a longevity report....
I'm now running a blue top (deep cycle + starting I guess) since my factory battery crapped out at Powell.
It's been working fine for the last few months

 

Should've worked a factor55 into the equation somehow.

 

Not really.

I've run a yellow top in the past, but after the rumored QC problems with Optimas, I passed on sticking with the brand.

I had some whatever brand battery in an old pickup which lived 11 or 12 years... something insane. There were even a few dead battery moments from leaving headlights on, etc. and it still managed to go that long. I think I got spoiled by that.

 

Them moved from aurora co to Mexico...
had a yellow top die just within warranty last year and the replacement for now is still kicking good