1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Good thing you have a fleet of 4x4 vehicles

 

It was really nice; I've never had a better professional relationship than I do with that company (2 people run it).

I'd literally be on the phone for over an hour talking if they ever called me, even at work, every single time

 

Yup. Everyday I'm searching CR for a set just incase someone unknowingly lists them for sale so I can swoop-in and take them.

 

haha I'm not so worried about that

Shoveling my driveway on the north side of the house is gonna take fucking forever because the snow has to be carried out to the street

 

I always look at the forecast after the storm to determine the amount of effort I’ll put into shoveling. And my driveway is like 20 feet

Why does the snow have to go to the street?

 

So I missed it obviously. What are you doing about cross braces for the frame? Bolt on going forward or doing something else?

 

That’s about 3 feet too tall for my liking.. yikes

 

The tires are taller than the whole body

 

There's nowhere to put it . It's paved between my house and the fence on the north side of the property and gets zero sun.

 

the last big snows it took about 4-6 hours and that was 5-6" I'm gonna die shoveling if we get a foot lol

 

Stock braces will go back in, the folded nature of the rear one is pretty important for how this thing is held together. Then I'll have an x-brace extending in front of the new shock mount. Nothing super fancy.

 

Here comes the iceman.

 

Fuck ice, I'll take 20" of snow over any amount of ice.

 

At least it doesn’t look as bad as last year

 

you're gonna laugh

 

I have one but it's broken

 

as long as it's not the hatman

 

I used to have a situation like that--paved between two buildings. I found it much easier to go clear every 2-3" while the snow is falling rather than wait to clear the whole pile at once.

 

You need one of these set ups man

 

The most important part of that setup is using an old Mazda/Ford instead of your nice Tacoma.