Ontario BS Thread

Thank you!!

 

Well cleaned the rest of the mud

poured up from the rubber grommets in the floor, ran a electric space heater on max for an hour after clearing what i could of the mud.

 

It's a good time to do sound deadening insulation

 

don't give me further ideas....

I'm already looking into a dual battery system with an inverter...

 

Good time to prepare for the future when you got the drywall down

 

Time to rip out the carpeting, line x it and be first in line at the mud hole...

 

So now you have two things you can look into.

 

Ouch.. Make sure the insulation gets bone dry as it can get musty real easy...

I really wish there was a rubber carpet for the 3rd gen...

I miss being able to hose out my Ford Ranger then just shop vac out the water that does not drain out and sometimes didn't bother with the vacuum just air dry.... (I had used cosmoline on the floorboards)...

 

A lot of the same reasoning went behind my Whaler decision. Just attempting to sink the thing was akin to washing the inside...

 

I considered doing just that but figured I'd go deaf from road noise on a daily driver...

Len I figured I could Line x then put on the sound deadening but then I still have that fuzzy fooking carpet to deal with to replace or it will look like ass inside with just the sound deadening...

I wonder if you can plastidip carpet....

 

It's the Russian.

 

Heat isn't the solution, just air movement.


Been on a few flood restoration jobs and just moving the air helps it dry faster. Heat can actually make it mouldy apparently.

 

well the said space heater is also a fan so it was moving air as well.
i was using what i had on hand while up at the cottage, i really didn't feel like pulling up everything to wash it...

 

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Dinnit you kill my brother?

 

Happy Thanksgiving fellow Ontarians!

Anyone have 16x8 -25mm wheels for sale?

Thanks

 

You have a battery tender at the cottage? Set the truck's blower to feet position and crank the fan speed to max

 

not even sure what a tender is lol
it's a Motormaster 10/2a 12v battery charger.

 

Battery tender is just one of those intelligent chargers that can be plugged in for months at a time to keep the battery topped off but not overcharge it.

 

never used one of those before