Colorado B.S. Thread

was that one uga duga or two?

 

True this makes more sense

 

@mountainmonkey facebook told me its your birthday, so like.... Happy birthday and stuff

 

Group buy...

 

@3378jakesr5

Trying to decide if I want to switch to floppy sockets and tool rolls. Your keeping this open for a couple days? Remind me again before you close it

On a side note, I have been trying to build a dedicated truck tool set of a lesser quality tools (Craftsman and Husky stuff) that if some jackwagon breaks from incorrect use or loses them I don't feel as inclined to give out dick punches or vag chops. I have a set of Mac screw drivers that someone decided to use as a chisel, not too happy when I found that.

 

yah ill hold it tell atleast monday and thats why i like my craftsman set, cheap and replaceable. ill still shoot them with my #EAF drive shaft carrier though

 

Yeah Monday is good Thanks Jake

 

im just excited to see what 100+ of these look like all together...

 

Very left field subject but I'm looking into getting a reverse osmosis system. Any of you have one and your thoughts?

 

#EAF

 

For under the kitchen sink this is the one I picked up about 1.5 years ago and it has been great. Water tests show it lowered contaminants significantly, haven't had any leaks, and was super easy to install.

$189 iSpring RCC7, NSF Certified, High Capacity Under Sink 5-Stage Reverse Osmosis Drinking Filtration System, 75 GPD, Brushed Nickel Faucet

https://www.amazon.com/iSpring-RCC7...Osmosis-Water-Filter-System-WQA/dp/B003XELTTG

 

At first I was like for your Truck?!?!?!

 

Ok cool, I was looking at that last night. How much water pressure do you loose with it? I also saw this one.

$230 APEC Water Systems RO-90 Ultimate Series Top Tier Supreme Certified High Output 90 GPD Ultra Safe Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Filter System, Chrome Faucet

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00HRHHFPW/ref=psdcmw_13397611_t3_B003XELTTG

 

They make those things in blue? Lol

 

no.... i wish they did

 

I have a similar unit made by Culligan, with lines running to a separate faucet on the kitchen sink and the fridge. Water quality is great - I didn't use the ice maker for the first year after moving in, and when I went to clean out the ice bin the first time I was quite surprised that the ice wasn't all stinky like with other ice makers. The water pressure I'm getting from it isn't great, but that could be mostly due to the fact that the entire system is in the basement feeding things on the ground floor. The holding tank should have a small air bladder that the water compresses as it fills up, but it's not supposed to have more than 5-8 PSI in it when empty.

 

According to eBay they do http://m.ebay.com/itm/Centipede-1-4-Drive-SOCKET-HOLDERS-Flexible-rail-BLUE-/302168677535

 

Pressure is good due to the pressurized water tank it uses, but they don't pour near as fast as the regular faucet. No pressure loss at the regular faucet either.