The Golden Triangle (Beaumont, Port Arthur, Nederland)

How do I access them? Or how did the water access them?

 

How do you go about getting to them?

 

I don't think they are serviceable......I might be wrong.
My driving habits and the wheel spacers were added factors. The water was the icing on top.

 

I'll take a pjc of some spare hubs and put them here.

 

Take wheels & rotors off

 

Nah unfortunately ours aren't serviceable. If you go the route to get the hubs already pre-built from one of the guys on here, id suggest rebuilding the old one to keep as a spare. Not a bad spare to have. I think I got mine from bamatoy1997

 

I was going to but he was 1 week behind schedule. I ordered a set from JerseyHub. I bought the 2 entire hub/spindle/knucle from Nathan, so I have that setup as a spare. I am planning on rebuilding mine.

 

Yeap and the axle nut.
They're sealed, Lee.


Yours are fairly new so they shouldn't really fail, yet. They are known to fail, especially with spacers, like I have on.

 

Nice! May as well throw some TC spindle gussets on them before you swap them.

 

Thanks for info guys. I feel like I hit all the major points so I'll leave it alone for a bit.

 

Here's a couple more high water shots; I have more, but the internet is still slow here.


I-10 westbound on the eastbound side.


105 northbound in Vidor.

We did USAR for a couple days, rolled into general high water OP's when the immediate calls for help slowed. I took over operations of the Orange County airport and we pushed out over two million pounds of aid supplies in a week, using a combination of military and civilian aircraft. I handed that off to a unit from Arkansas, and living at the ford center in Beaumont until higher decides what to do with us.

Y'all (the people and civilians we've encountered and worked with) have all been awesome.

 

Thank you SO much for everything you have done to help our area! I can not express the gratitude I have for all the first responders and volunteers that have put in countless hours and dollars to help the flooded areas down here. Please let me know if you need anything while your still down here. @Naveronski

 

I have a feeling I passed that unit from Arkansas on my way back from TN...

 

Will do.

 

Installed a sleeping platform today. I'm not a carpenter but it will do fine.

 

Looks good Orlando. I like the rabbeted backbone.

 

Lol speaking of backbone. I cut too much wood and the 2x6 barely touch the backbone. Wonder if I really need it?

 

It will be fine. When you lay down on it the 2x6 will flex and rest on it.

 

Line the cut with leftover carpet to keep it from squeakin when freakin

 

This man right here knows what he is talking about.

Doing the lords work.