NW WA Meet / BS Thread

I have no idea what you just said.

When you know you've arrived as Taco driver. Lol thanks dude


EDIT: just retread your first paragraph. I get it now. I may look into a Prolink.

 

Those are pretty sweet but I have a serious dilemma....which color?
In all seriousness, do people complain about it limiting their front end clearance? It looks like it sticks out a good 4-5". Some people call that a "little" difference, but I'd say that's an average length.

Surely that's gotta annoy you when it comes to parking spaces..

 

Holy shit $140??

 

Just buy a snorkel and save the time trying to make it act like a snorkel.

 

I'll pretend I didn't read that correctly.

 

Shittybilt makes the same thing for $70 on Amazon.

 

There IS Taco God!!! YAAWSSSSS

 

My bad, i was kind of vauge, see picture. Top to bottom in standard practice. 3/8, 5/8, 3/8 1/2" wire ropes. Everyone who walks past a iron building including me , relys on our opinion of when its not good, and what is capable. Along with us keeping them in working condition. 200.lbs to 750k lbs is alot of weight.

 

For those looking for winch wires I have a set of warn short relocation kit wires. 3 wires, 2gauge, fine strand, crimped, and heat shrunk with 3/8" terminal ends. I believe they are 31" long. I don't need them just gotta come pick them up.

 

who's a camera geek?
I was gifted a Nikon FM2 with two lens and bunch of other crap in the camera bag.
I know very little about it.

Any good?

 

You must not have filtered through the last 20 pages of NW BS where I'm pretty sure @Nimitz admitted he's a bit of a camera snob and I know @JimSnell along @AWilson013 @twalchlii1 all helped @utroda select a suitable lense for his new camera. [/Sarcasm] :asshole: :ishouldgotosleep:

 

Operator or Ironworker?

 

If that 4" sticking out is going to be an issue clearance wise, you just play out 3-4 feet of rope/wire and use a shackle to move it out of the way for the obstacle you are trying to clear. But really ive never had it be an issue. And it sticks out maybe an inch or two more than the recovery points on the pelfy bumper anyways.

 

Admitted? More like asserted. Get on my level.

 

I learned how to shoot landscapes and develop film using an F body. Depending on the other crap you got, you could do some cool shit. 40 years ago the best shooters in the world were using F bodies to change the face of photography.

 

Ironworker Local 86

 

FTFY

 

"can0nfanboy6969"
FTFY =p

 

Lol

 

Everyone shoots canon now because they came out with badass AF in the 80's and everyone switched. Now they're pretty much the same so no one wants to spend the money to switch again.