1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

It's a Jeep, it'll never be fixed

 

where should I send it

 

again sounds just like my dad

 

@Wulf The cowling that fell over Colorado matches the cut I have haha, look at the decals.

 

I think the last thing I can do for myself is finally getting it running and driving right like I spent my childhood dreaming of. then I can sell it for taco money

 

I don't deserve you, Jake. <3 I'll slide in your DM's

 

no one deserves me yet here I am

 

Oh, yea I wouldn't be able to help you that quickly

If it's all over the place you're gunna really really hate yourself trying to run a single stage snowblower in anything heavy. It'll work but realistically you won't want to let more than 2" of wet snow accumulate before taking a single stage to it, or you'll be stopping every couple feet to clear out the chute.



2 stages are the bees knees because the auger lifts the snow and an impeller throws it outta the chute. A single stage has to do both those actions with only the main auger

 

But again 2stage blowers are mucho moneyo compared to the lighter stuff

 

If I was smart I would have bought one in the offseason during summer and spent the time to fix it. But I smugly told myself there was no need and this year I would tough it out without one yet again! sike

 

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=tL_gDbrxxXw&feature=share

 

If I called up my buddy with a plow on his SXS ranger I don't doubt he'd let me borrow it for a week or so....but he needs it more than I do

 

Just have him plow his way over to your driveway to do, problem solved

 

I wish, he lives an hour away. He works 8 days a week so I have a hard time asking for his help to begin with even though he is always willing to make time and never makes me feel bad for asking for said help.

 

What do you do with a friend like that? he works 14-16hr days every day but is still willing to move work around to help when you ask? and goes above and beyond when doing so???

how?????? how do you accept that help???????? I was taught that you could never expect someone to care enough to make time to help in the first place and to be skeptical if they did

 

Not bad for having the cruise set at 80,


I dunno about that long trim number though, wasn’t that till I started idling here though I don’t think.

 

You cherish a friend like that and try to learn how to lose the skepticism.

I know how tough that last part is especially when it's ingrained within you from a young age, but the most valuable lesson I've learned from my brain wrangler is "just because you're used to doing something, doesn't mean it's correct. Regardless of if that something works"