1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Dafuqyou just have a way with words

 

Not that I've seen or used. I haven't had issue with it letting dust through yet, even though I do worry about that. But it's been great for wet spills too. For me it's nice and small and light to lug around in customers homes too

 

You used fire to unthaw a pipe huh.


What kind of black magic is this?

 

House of the future.

 

Well shit, forgot to put trash out last night and missed the pickup this morning.

 

I want houses from the Jetsons

 

I've lived in a high rise apartment building, fuck that.

 

But you can see motherfuckers a mile away lol

 

LOL! That is true.

 

Thanks

It's a 10/10 bumper.

From 10 feet or 10 mph it looks good

 

After I saw this, I just had to rush mine out to the curb.

 

I remembered when I got up but they pick up fucking early here. I got up at about 7:30 and they had already come.

 

On a good note this morning, because I'm left alone with the department (my other stores will help on my days off), my bonus pay that I get once a month doubled.

Since there's no one to split my department with me, I get it all

 

i have tried my newish tires at both 35 and 40
a small bit of firmness at 40, haven't really noticed any MPG gains from it

 

We're going to call you "Money Bags" from now on.

 

To set pressure to get the longest and best wear, you should use the chalk method.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/FabWgDAulGg

 

ahh one more thing to learn about that never heard about before!

i did get some good mileage out of the stock tires but all had weird wear patterns on them near the end on the inner
never had alignment, was checked once that i recall at about 100k miles and was checked as good, go figure!
the rotations they had always received i think were total jank now

 

Cool idea. I like his video channel.

 

I actually need to do this myself. I have been getting good wear on my tires tho and I only run 28 to 30PSI on the street. But the tires are Toyo Open Country A/T which are E rated so the sidewalls are fairly stiff to begin with.

Once you know the pressure that works for your tires/daily load, then it's all cake from there.

 

Lol it's not a good thing though because of all the days for this to happen, it's during the holidays so we're going to be busy and the pressure is on me to get all these contracts out and funded in a timely manner.