Alabama thread!

Too much metal debris. Those metal chips hurt me with PPE, don't want my dog getting it caught in her paws and slicing her up. No matter how much you sweep, you always miss some.

 

Ah yeah, I have no idea what a cutting/welding environment would be like. Didn't consider that at all

 

Yeah, I wish I could have her out there with me, just too much to worry about especially WHILE I'm welding. Don't want a blind dog.

 

kennel?

 

She's got one in the house. Thought she'd out grown having to be locked up in it while I'm outside, so I just let her roam the house. That proved not to be the case though since finding that 12 hour old dog poop in the closet.

 

I've been down that road many times.

 

Yeah, its no fun. I'm just glad it was solid. Easy to clean up. Only thing is she did her business on my stack of clean paints I had in the floor. Serves me right for not putting them up I guess. Lol.

 

I like the look of the products discussed window in this thread.

 

That reminds me, we might need to look into a magnet mounted antenna. I like the idea of not having to permanently mount an antenna. Just want something I can run out the window and stuck to the roof to use while riding with you guys.

Is there a legal way we can test to see if it's necessary when we meet up for the slab ride?

 

That price seems excessive.

 

DIY for 1/2 the cost of that.

 

I’ve got a magnetic antenna you can have. But fair warning. I don’t use it because it kept getting knocked off when wheeling.

 

I think I’m going to make a mounting plate for my prinsu and just attach the antenna to the base when I need to. Better than a magnet and no drilling in my roof.

 

Thanks!

Thanks! 12x16, 7'3" from the floor to the bottom of the "ceiling/2nd floor joists".

I'm going to counter weight a set of drop down stairs that will go straight with the left door. The wife won't have to push/pull very hard to make them move.

Right at 16' tall.

 

Hate that I had to miss it. Looks like you guys really needed me! The tallest guy there was like 4'11"!

 

Any special notes/guidance for doing the rear diff reroute? Planning to give it a go tonight.

 

Yup.
















Get it done.