Colorado B.S. Thread

That would be sweet

 

What department do you work for? Aurora? My brother is a lieutenant at West Metro, a college buddy and high school buddy are with Denver and another college buddy is at Aurora.

 

How many items are you looking for? Keep in mind you’ll usually have 1 time fees for setting up the screen print or digitizing the logo for embroidery. Then you’ll pay per item.

 

Who want's a Jeep? Check out them light baaaaaaaarzzz

https://boulder.craigslist.org/ctd/d/fort-collins-2014-jeep/6830681305.html

 

www.merchology.com
www.logoup.com

 

Does anyone have recommendations on an Acura dealership that is better than others for recall work? Asking for a friend who lives in Castle Rock.

 

Speaking of recommendations. Shameless self plug here, anyone need a cpa for taxes this year? Most of my clients are back in Florida, but I’m looking to expand my Colorado client base a bit

 

Don't supposed anyone has a 16x1.50 spindle nut laying around or knows somewhere local to get one? Can't find any at local auto parts stores.

 

Ace hardware may have it. They have a better selection of metric hardware than any auto parts store I've been to

 

Did you try flipping the nut over and chasing the threads with that? Worked for my tie rod end.

 

Yep Aurora station 4

 

Yup, spent 6 hours today trying to make it work, including 2 hours of rocking back and forth chasing threads. Stevinson West is the only dealership in CO with the castle nut in stock. Have to go pick it up tomorrow

Also, fun fact, a M16x1.50 tap cost $24

 

Went to the mall today with the truck

East side of 119 was almost dry


West side of 119 was quickly becoming a different story

 

I can't believe you left the house, @CharlieCafe

 

Well I did try to go to the mall, but apparently got lost

 

I need a snow blower, this is getting ridiculous

 

But maybe no fires this summer.

And awesome rafting.

 

You didn't need a tap, you needed a die.
Or did you ruin your castle nut trying to use it as a die?
If you didn't have a die for those threads you should've just used a mini hack saw to cut them.