Ontario BS Thread

totally agree and in "older generation defence", we were to busy figuring out the internet, trying to understand why a 305 with smog pump and enimic horses was ever made, and why oh why was the A teams van was 2WD.
maybe i dont want a pee pee after all....
hey wait a second ..... ahhh who am i again.....
glad i have 37's to keep me male. hahahahaha.

 

thank you for rescuing me from this conversation... what is going on?

 

Building rock-verlander

 

who is doing the building, noooooooo no wonder he has no 37's on this truck he's too busy building rock-verlanders.lol.
actually jealous of you energy .... I know your the one building and putting the work in...

 

My truck gets no attention since I have to work on his junk.

 

Did you end up finding a good source/solution to the sign board/composite panel?

 

Tuk is just the "first stop" for them

 

Some preliminary thoughts on this:https://www.princessauto.com/en/50-litre-portable-refrigerator-freezer/product/PA0008984098

Had it setup running on 378wh power station at 6° for at least 17h. Died before got to check on it again but power station was at 1/2 at about 9:30 am. Ambient temp about 15°. Set to max rather than eco. It is empty so I don't know if that better or worse for conductivity/efficacy. Goes down to -20 so you could start with an ice block on the way to the destination and then put your stuff in it. It's about $80-100 cheaper than the cheapest comparable which makes it anywhere from $200-1000 cheaper than the big guys.

The handles aren't great (barely passable, even) but wheels and handle . There are no tie down spots. But it does have app control, 12v adapter and ac adapter. No accessories but it is an actual fridge that fridges stuff. I don't want to say you get what you pay for because that seems to have negative connotations but I can say that I potentially see why others might be more expensive. Could get dual zone from elsewhere but I don't think that's something I'd actually need. It's quiet and seems to be efficient. Obviously actual summer weather will tell a different tale but that will have to wait.

I don't know.

 

My tiny one (15L) is running on AC for over 8 months now and still works. It takes a while to freeze stuff from room temp but .... yeah
For the price, I can't ask for more

 

Hey!

FYI I remembered this convo we had and put a deposit on the Honda Trail last week.

https://motorcycle.honda.ca/model/minimoto/ct125

 

yeah, i heard a couple of weeks ago Honda finally decided to sell them in Canada.
wont be taking that to work to niagara any time soon

 

Is that a Milwaukee Packout base?

 

No, just stamped steel plate

but it's not a bad idea to place one there since you mention it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I98U29CvlFU

 

packout is a great idea for the back of a commuter bike, but that video...... too big of a case back there. hears a look at what I did

 

Oh we're discussing motorcycles?? just picked one up last week, back in business

P.S. Any tips to resurface this garage floor??

 

Skim coat it with motar and then seal it with spray paint


Idk i put down floors for a living or something, not take care of them

 

I found the place, but haven’t ordered yet.

check out durabond, they have large warehouse in Mississauga and specialize on concrete flooring. I prefer raw tho

 

30 more sleeps till I brave the cold.

Got my buddies bike tuned up and decorated too.

Just gotta clean and oil the air filters, but lots of time left to procrastinate.

@TacooSaucee did you previously have a klx, sell and regret? Or was that somebody else?

 

Uh oh, motorcycle thread again. I have a motorcycle but I'm the motor.

 

Meacase 4-1/2 inch Crack Chaser Diamond Blade with 0.375" Width 7/8"-5/8" Arbor for Concrete Repair (V-Shaped) https://a.co/d/7ifDPpu
Run that along the cracks
Self leveling polyurethane masonry sealant to close and seal the cracks
https://www.mapei.com/us/en-us/products-and-solutions/products/detail/planitop-x
And that to fill in voids
Epoxy paint to prevent future wear
May want to use a degreaser before paint