New England B.S. Thread

You must have quoted me right...because that would be really weird if we wrote the same thing. Alright lunch time troll session is over, back to cutting tiles with a wet saw outside

 

Dave did you get your bumpers on ? Post up some pics ..

 

have fun don't get too wet

 

Migeul
You could try all the above . Fire,bfh,back into a wall , salt water , man lube
Or you could just buy the one that fits .

 

at this point it sounds more like a personal problem

 

In my experience if it doesn't fit, get a bigger hammer...

 

Sounds like the back of it is either clogged or blocked by something. I would check to see how close the spare tire sits to the back of the hitch before you poke around with a screwdriver. Might be the spare tire stopping it from gong in.

 

I thought I brought one that fits lol

 

Thank you. I'm gonna check all of that and clean it out some more so and see if it fits. It should fit sense all of the reviews said it did. Been to cold to clean it out. I wish I had a heated garage dammit .

 

Remember... if it don't fit, don't force it

 

Fuck that shit. I would move. I thought MA was bad.

 

stop bitching about the cold.

 

Haha. I'm not gonna force it in. Then it will get stuck and I can't get it out. Will have to use a saw or grinder and you know that's not gonna feel good at all. You cut it off and there goes your life

 

You shut the hell up lol. Just cause I'm big doesn't mean all the skin is there to protect me with warmth

 

*since

 

A non-heated garage works too. Once you start working you warm up, then you're not cold anymore. Mines not heated, and I do maintenance all year round. Boom, science.

 

You all know I can't spell or write for shit . I try and spell which and witches comes out

 

Well good for you. Right now I have not even a car space in my garage. It's so crowded with my moms shit. Ever see the show hoarders. Well she is one of them big time. More shit then anything and no room to work on stuff.

 

We have radiant heating at work. Heated floors and the waste oil heater on the ceiling it's a comfy 73* right now

 

First year I had my truck it was a little more than $900. The state use to knock $6000 off of the value, and vehicles over 10 years old weren't taxed. Then the state decided to let each city handle it individually. Now the cities, depending on how wealthy they are, will knock off anywhere between $0 and $6000. My city being poor only knocks off $500. And apparently the city decided my truck's value doesn't depreciate. And even when it's past 10 years old I'll still be paying taxes on it.