cmack's junk (build thread)

It’s just a Hobart Handler 140 MIG. Was on sale lol I am too Under the gun to get shit done to wire in 220v for the garage and I still have access to a 220v Miller along with the CNC table, plasma cutter, and TIG. I got it dialed in so I can get some solid penetration on this metal which is 3/16th. Anything heavier I’ll break into my buddy’s shop to use his 220v... or bribe @4Running Daily to let me borrow his 230v again

 

You shouldnt use glue but if you do, Elmer's is the best

 

Looks sweet! Especially with the new meats.

 

Also put in a lot of work to get the shit box/Ho Box done-ish

 

Thanks man! She should look pretty in a couple weeks lol

 

Nice DD. Best move I ever made was to retire the taco from work driving.

 

thanks and agreed. Wish I did it sooner. The crawler ain’t fun to drive to downtown every day lol

 

Still need to burn in he hitch and still waiting to get my shackle mount sback and glued on too, but needed it on for an upcoming trip

Also fender endge trim should be in this week to clean up the bedsides

 

Looks nice, good work.

 

Police car in your driveway? Lol

 

​

 

Looking good!































































for a ford.

 

If yer offering

You prefer the shit box? Lmao

 

Meh. I like trucks in general. I just don't/haven't really like the designs that Ford comes out with.

 

Shitbox = My Honda

 

I do like your Accord. You got a great deal on it.

 

It’s actually grown on me. It’s pretty fun to drive a light car with a v6 lol

And yeah, I did pretty well, even with the work I had to do when I bought it

 

What did it need? A water pump and some belts?

You should of drove my Integra Type-R or my CRX. Both were little high rev rockets.

 

Had a faulty relay for the a/c compressor that was causing batteries to drain every 48hrs. Easy fix.

- timing belt
- water pump
- serpentine belt
- new hose for power steering pump
- a/c recharge
- tint
- spark plugs
- new tail light bulbs (all of them were out lol)


Some of that was reactive maintenance, some of it was preventative. More or less just wanted it 100% so all I have to do is change the oil and put gas in it


The sellers did the following before I bought it:

- power steering pump
- new brake pads and rotors all around
- new steering rack
- new tires
- new battery