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The sodium in those is through the roof! My heart hurts just looking at that!

 

Handy dandy angle finder.

 

Malco, I’ve still got my Malco dividers from when I did HVAC back in 1993-1994.

 

The more I thought about it the funnier it gets

 

I did send him this

 

I saw that thread earlier. I don't think it has anything to do with the Tacomas, it's about drivers in general just getting worse. Tailgating around here, even in the winter when the roads are crap, is crazy. There's not even enough room to merge on an on ramp.

 

Many years ago when I was in the F.D. the chief, 2 captains, and myself flew to Boston to look at a fire truck. We rented a car for the day, my goodness them people crazy!!!

 

So tasty
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...and damn near deadly when you read the label...

...damn doctors, take all the fun out of eating...

...and I'm really good at eating...

 

You started it with your first comment

 

Enough salt to rust the fender off both fenders off a Dodge truck... Wait, that still isn't very much.

 

I had one deleted by a mod

 

I read that dumpster fire but didn't comment.

Seriously though, I have noticed more people seem to speed up when I attempt to pass them when driving the truck versus anything else I have ever owned. I drive the daily van for weeks without incident, get in the truck on the same roads and here is some putz who doesn't want to be passed. Not to say aggressive, just dumb...

I don't drive very fast, 70-72 is about my maximum, when driving a bright orange truck one doesn't want to call additional attention to themselves.

 

This weld process is to allow for less passes. You can see how much more filler material it would need if it was a 37.5 deg angle to the edge as opposed to transition to 10 deg.
Weld coordinator said this process will have a 1200° post weld heat soak for 12 hours, in addition to preheat

 

That is crazy the post weld heat and time!!! What flavor is the material?

 

SA 387 GRADE 22 and SA 387 GRADE 11
If you search, it will show uses, I just looked yesterday but couldn't tell you
Like made for high heat and wear resistance to high pressure steam pretty much my take away.

 

Two days ago stepdad calls and describes this exact shotgun that his cousin is selling. This was a phone call to me. A day later this pops up on my news feed.

 

That is crazy.

 

Many many years ago IIRC there was a guy at the range that had one of these. He was asked not to bring it back to the range.

 

I think my dad has 1....er 2 maybe. I don't remember.