What’s your quarantine project?

Whats in front of the fuses under the cover. Seemed like a battery between fuse box and firewall unless I’m looking at it completely wrong.

 

That's not a Toyota. If I had to guess it's a Fiat-Chrysler product (probably a Jeep)

 

makes sense.

 

The factory battery with its factory insulated cover (Dodge Ram), next to that is the panel that I made that has 12 fuse holders and 2 150 amp circuit breakers, then the firewall, then there's the cowl with nothing aftermarket under it. The only thing under my panel is wires. To the inside of the battery there is a power step control module as well.

 

Today. 30 tons of gravel. Yes 30 tons. 2 tri axle Mac dump trucks. Total, 760$ Carport and in front of the building moved by hand. The rest was spread with the truck. Driveway shouldn’t need gravel for a long long time







Here is a before. And yes I sprayed the shit out of the weeds before he dumped the loads.

 

How bout trying to buy a "new" 2Gen DCLB during the quarantine?

 

Nice, my driveways are only 200ft and 300ft long but have to do that every few years. Looks great.

 

Log furniture

 

Thank you.

 

Best kind of outdoor furniture you can get. Got some good size rounds in there.

 

Great price. I need about twice that much gravel for a road and it’s going to be $7000.

 

Holy shit

 

Not much progress today. Moved the base into place. Put up the far side header brace and put the swing header up. Came up on a free slide. The platform is a little tall so I need to make something at the bottom to prop it up. Having it up a foot on the bottom is actually perfect for my kids

 

Gears and rear locker. Finished the rear 2 weeks ago. Tore the front out on Saturday afternoon and it went back in this evening. Still have some stuff to put rig back together but it’s almost done. I put 100 miles or so on the rear and it felt like a new truck. Now just need the world to reopen.

 

Bought another house. Moving.

 

How can gravel cost so much? Is that having someone spread it and compact it? $1775 per load is really expensive.

 

We got two loads last week and it was $900 dumped in a pile.

 

I think it’s the laying that costs so much.

 

We must be lucky around here because gravel runs about $200 to $300 a load depending on how far you have to truck it.