New England B.S. Thread

@tacobell007 is still in deep slumber I bet. We are planning to get a few odds and ends done with the hope of getting the arms in. Thinking we should be able to.

 

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Yeah the basement is finished but I could take it apart to see the main pipe. I'll have to look at the traps when I get home today. I hope it's not something major.

 

Johnnym,

Is there a "Vent pipe" off to a back corner of your leach field ??? These can get plugged by critters.....

One other idea if you don't mind digging.....the exit pipe from the tank has a short run out to the D-box,this should have an inspection cover also, this will show if the tank is trying to drain into your field and if the field is allowing "Affluent" in...

Good luck and hopefully something simple.......field replacement is $$$$$

 

Beautiful day

 

Tony got new leaf packs and new rear shocks along with new rear brake lines. He also cleaned the axle up a little and put some paint on it

 

@DoubleRGirl
Saw this dude on... some highway. Heading west!

 

That would be James

 

He's probably wondering who the f*** was convoying with him. The only time I met him I was in a Yaris

 

@jpham

 

Sure is...

 

Dakars, timbren ubolt flip with their bumps, icon RR shocks, +4" SS brake lines. don't have a finished pic yet. With take one soon.

 

Getting ready to do this myself except super bumps with b110 and a shackle flip..... definitely not looking forward to drilling out those freaking rivets. Ohh and trying to get it all done before the takeover yeeehaaaw.

 

Shot in the dark... Anyone know what hex size the 2008 auto trans drain plug is? Mine is so rounded out by the previous owner I can't even tell anymore. Going to have to weld a hex socket into it...

 

I've got a Milwaukee corded and a matching cordless one. For quick cutting the cordless one works like a charm but if I need to really cut up something I'll use the corded.

I use mine a lot in landscaping.

 

According to another thread, the fill plug is 24mm, the drain plug is 14mm, and the overflow plug is 5mm hex

 

Before I throw it on Craigslist, anyone interested in an 800 watt, 2 stroke Chicago generator? It works well, just too small for what I use it for. New, they're $100, make an offer if you want it. Just looking to get it out of my garage.

On a semi-related note, I'm going to also be listing some baby stuff that's used but still in really good shape. I have a crib, pack and play, high chair and I'm sure a lot of other things will come up. E kept everything as clean as you can with babies. Let me know if you're interested in any of it. I can PM pictures if you'd like.

 

Let me talk to my Mom about the baby stuff. Do you have a swing? Thinking maybe the pack and play.

I want my Mom to have a couple of things at her house for when the baby goes over.

 

One can never have too many pack and plays..jump on it

 

Let me see what I have. We used to have a glider but may have given it away already. Pack and plays are nice, we used them camping for a long time. They are handy!