Shop Time w/T.W. Friends. Torque wrench on spark plugs, we need answers so cast your vote now

Go have some taco bell and put on a show then!!

 

I’ve never driven a 3 on the tree, it looks like fun though.

Thanks! I kinda wish she was 4x4 but I’m also content that she’ll just be a street cruiser.
I’m going to do frame off also, too many years of sitting so I want to check the frame, do any repairs needed, and run all new brake and fuel lines, I expect the wiring to be in rough shape as well.

I love the old sliding seat belts, my parents had an old Mazda with those and I loved playing with them.

 

Bathrooms all like guys.
We redid our master bath in the fall of 2019. My neighbor is a contractor and he was able to line up the plumber, electrician and the drywall guy. Total down time was 2 week. Did a complete demo. New drywall, walkin shower, everything. The wife picked out everything. All I did was demo and paint.
I still have used it.
Bathrooms are

 

I got you beat, no pics but both my bathrooms are original to the house built in '65. One is pink tile lol.

 

My wife would like the fold out mirror

 

Roughing in the bathroom at my moms place. Luckily all I have to do is the electrical. Someone else can do the tile. Beats the view outside.

 

Yeah understand. I have replaced switches and a circuit breaker, receptacle but for the most part follow my rules of thinking... 1) electricity has the potential to kill 2) if done improperly the possibility of burning your house down 3) if only have a knowledge of 1&2 then call a professional

 

We lucked out with that mirror. There was already a small built-in cabinet there. So didn't have to frame anything in. The mirror fits perfect. It runs on C batteries or plug in. We keep it plugged in. Batteries are a pain to change and don't last very long. I say its because wife spends to much time in front of it.

 

Sewer dug up and replaced, all copper supply lines replaced, all wiring replaced... window is next then drywall will go back up in my master bath. It's been a long road doing everything myself.

 

I know my limitations. I’ve been zapped too many times on random shit. Worst was an electric fence i was trying to problem solve on why it wasn’t working. I was 2 miles from the unit and found the problem. Of course I didn’t shut it off, i could fix it without doing so. I did fix it, after getting the full brunt if it’s power. That was the day i realized that electrical work was not for me.

 

Will @Hobbs be watching me?

 

Prolly so

 

I worked for the electrical engineer that designed about 15 of the Scheels stores but for some reason I don't remember one in Lincoln.

 

In that case.

 

The root and start of all my plumbing problems. Lol

 

What is that, line coming in?

 

It was the drain in the shower... it wiggled a little so I dug up the sand pit and that section lifted out in my hand.