1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Sounds like you chose a good option. It's good to be close to home for a myraid of reasons

 

Fuck yeah!

 

Eating lunch at home is the best.

 

Hell yeah, I loved it every chance I was able to get when I lived in Salinas.

How's the pup doing?

 

Shes good. Extremely high energy but Ive pretty much adapted to her by now. Only wears on me after a hard day at work.

 

Shit, sounding like our little terrier-mix.

She chills right the heck out if I give her anything to chew on, and she loves those bones I tagged Zane in the other day.

Been watching out for those puppy teeth to fall out! None yet (that I've seen).

 

I only found a couple. Most of the time she would just come running back with her ball or whatever covered in blood. Quick rinse with the garden hose and I could see where she lost one.

 

Congrats!

 

Nice job, congratulations!

 

Having a commute isn't always terrible... But you're getting a lot of extra time with your wife, pups, land cruiser and redbull vodkas back by not having one

 

sometimes you just gotta be simple. Lol

thanks @Sperrunner but the press failed, my 2 bearing tools failed and the fucking socket and extension got it right out. Wtf! She got a 100% overhaul hubs and all.

 

now do a flip

 

These Poly boats are tempting and cheap. Small and light enough to fit in the bed just hanging a little past the tailgate.

 

I don't care much for boat fishing, but I'd slam a 20hp 2stroker on that an jump some wakes.

 

That looks like fun to fall out of

 

Oh fuck yes. That also looks alot easier for the wife to be able to slip off into the water compared to a Jon boat.



Getting back in is a different story ... but so are Jon boats currently we spend our lake time treating a 2 person inflatable inner tube as a boat. We've gotten some really funny looks when we set it in at the dock and start paddling to our destination on the lake lol

 

I do love 2 stroke

 

Oh I don’t want it at all haha. I’m just curious of the quality of a multi process machine over a dedicated one. It’s got TIG capability, so I was thinking maybe I’d teach myself.

 

At least I couldn’t see the rotten deck in my boat, I had to poke around a bit.

I can guarantee you the stringers, the entire floor, and probably the transom are rotten in that thing.

If you do end up getting it, I hope you like fiberglass work and woodworking.

 

Yea I read that line and thought "the whole fucking boat is gunna be squishy" lol

I'm genuinely happy with the idea of a little 12' aluminum Jon boat. Or maybe a 15' pontoon. I really only need something that can tow an inflatable out into the middle of a lake, and a place to hold gear should the inflatable fail. I'll never take it out on any actual treacherous waters. Ponds and mini lakes for me