Ontario BS Thread

Only at the front, I got them for the good price (was $200 cheaper) and fact that it's locally produced in Quebec, can easy ship to service them or take a ride there.


Back is a different story that about to start, once borders are open again and I can pickup my fab parts. Now I am stuck looking at them till better times

 

You are 100% right. I crawled under there tonight and spent some more time cleaning things up and found the actuator.

It would be a tight spot if you had to change it out.

 

Comparable how? Performance? They are both different in size.

 

Think the 6112’s are bigger so they are comparable to a 2.5. But they are only so adjustable and can have a 600lb coil. Can’t run a 700lb coil (voids warranty). So with that they are similar to a 2.0 (atleast with regards to the fox 2.0).

 

Who here is still working, who's home I'm still working as of right now.

 

still working shortened hours and no walk ins only delivery think this is the last week

 

Still working full time here.
Office seems to have pulled something out of their ass to allow us to work from home, though all of last week we were all told "that is not at all possible with our current systems".
but that won't be implemented till mid this week, so i'm stuck in an office with 20 people.

 

Still working. We make gaskets and sell hydraulic and pneumatic seals. We won't close unless ordered to but it's pretty dead so everything is up in the air.

 

Home....could be for a while.

 

does this mean we should order our stuff from you tomorrow so we can get it on friday before the entirety of society collapses and we may never get those sweet sweet suspension upgrades, ARB bumpers, ARB fridges (do you guys sell Dometic fridges?), and rock sliders?

 

no well not sure ARB yeah I can get them looken scary out there now
zombie apocalypse has begun

 

Still working

 

Retired - haven't worked in 3 months now, although I got another job and maybe start the end of April.
Toyota (TMMC) gave everyone 2 weeks off paid (except management, so glad I retired).

 

Kinda working, no residential or light commercial stuff, just emergency work and service entrance type stuff.

But now have more work. as the wife wants me to gut and renovate the kitchen....

No sure how that's going to work as mid next week her office is having them work from home... And my middle son's college is having him take classes through teleconference....

So somehow I have to quietly rip up the 1" thick cement they put down on the floor under the tiles.... while they work...

gonna have to go find a rubber hammer and chisel...

 

Still working
No Signs of slowing down unless all our customers shut down too

 

Good luck with that...my house in Brampton has the same under the ceramic tile AND the hardwood floors in the living room (buddy arc welder previous owner was the union pres of the concrete layers union allegedly) and not only is there the 1" layer of concrete but reinforced with rebar. It is the sole reason I'll never do the floors in that house. You should see my back deck and front porch(16" deep concrete pads) and French curbs down the driveway...all paid for by beer and pizza.

 

Sweet Jesus no. Make as much noise as possible. Make sure to make that noise is when it's inconvenient. She'll put the brakes on that project.

 

I hear an air hammer chisel is quiet. I mean, it only uses compressed air. How loud could it possibly be? It must be nearly silent!

 

and then and only then, he can relax

 

LAUGHS IN BOSCHHAMMER 11316EVS


FUCK IT ALL AND GO LOUD WITH THE BEST DAMNED DEMO HAMMER I'VE EVER USED.
LET YOUR WIFE HATE YOU.
LET YOUR NEIGHBOURS HATE YOU.
LET THE WORLD HATE YOU.

BUT NOTHING, NOT EVEN GOD HIMSELF, CAN STOP YOU.

side effects include and is not limited to; not feeling your hands and arms for 2 weeks, not being able to hear correctly for 1 week, aching everything, the satisfaction of a job well done, and the knowledge that you've actually pissed people off.


God i love this hammer. Worked in a penthouse in one of the large apartments in Dundas. Had basically 2-3 people *a day*bitch and complain about the hammering noise from 8am to 5pm. 3-4 day job for just removing around 1500sqft of glue-down engineered flooring that had a busted concrete subfloor that we had to chisel off.
Word of advice, never use fire sprinklers as a coat hanger.

SUCK IT DUNDAS


edit: we'd have around 25 of these bags full of the removed floor