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That’s it for today

 

You must have one hell of a bulkhead to get those In and out

 

Reminded me of grandfather's setup. He used jars with the lids nailed under his cabinets

 

Same here

 

Indeed

 

You could say that. This cabin was built in 1924 with a two car drive in basement. That single door is hardwood and goes up as a single solid panel with a man door in the middle. Brilliant.


36 feet away from that door on the far wall is the ballast for the door. Affixed with pulleys and braided steel cable.


It works.

 

That's awesome! Cool!

 

So cool

 

Oh Man.
Love old school engineering....
TY for showing me that..

 

Hah, never happens that way! Couple weeks ago it was warm enough to really inspect my truck. There's residue lines all over the place from the plastic wrap that came from the factory. You would think after spending over 40K on something they'd get that right. Hell it was delivered to me with snow still in the bed... On the other hand it makes me believe they didn't aggressively clean it, which is a good thing. I estimate I have about 10-15 hours in detailing, frame cleaning and coating, and other miscellaneous items to take care of in the Spring.

 

That's way too cool, totally geeking out over that! Even though I'm a young guy I LOVE old houses. I'd like to find something cool like that on my current new house search.

 

Once you get it off I would use 303 aerospace protectant going forward. Should rehydrate the plactic, if the cleaning solvents dried it out.

 

I challenge you to a duel. Just give me like a 10sec head start..

 

10 second? Maybe 10 minute...

 

Be careful
She can overland.....

 

I think I can carry an umbrella and parry any areal attacks.

 

I wish you were wrong, but uhm, uh, here we go. I feel a disturbance in the force...




No, I will NOT update this any further to save you all the horror.

 

That’s awesome...but what’s it for??? No lights and very tall street tires....

and you know it’s all relative. This is my back yard....you’d a had me back there, but that rubber’s a problem.