1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Trying to sell me a car canopy

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/stocks-investments.111/



Waits to see how offended I am*

 

rope hook update to offend somebody i just know it
got friggn rusty already in the damned hole i could not fill
and it has not yet snowed wot the heck
still trying to figure out how to get that broken screw out of there to end this fiasco
i should've taken better care of this

 

Why not just but a bolt extraction tool...

 

Metal or canvas?

 

What is the price of the house you are looking at?

$500 a day is a pretty nice return. I don't think I would sell as much as I could. Maybe half, lowering monthly payments is a pretty good idea, and holding onto the stock would be my recommendation. That way you could sell stock if you needed money in the future.

 

i will have to hunt one of those down, are they easy to use? i have not tried one
heading to harbor freights this week for air compressor
they probably have an extraction tool there

 

Some kind of harbor freight tent. Metal frame plastic tarp. He is asking 50$

 

You can get it any where. It just drills into the bolt

 

His hoa not allow it anymore?

 

I guess. Idk. I don’t have a need for it. Said comes with a free harbor freight brake bleeder too lol

 

sounds simple enough
i am exhausted and achy

 

Im sure a youtube video or two will explain all your questions

 

these bolts were a beast to remove in the first place, i remember
maybe broken one is easier to get out who knows

 

Or just drill it out and re tap the hole bigger

 

Just the 10%. There are different percentages but essentially it's close to 10% total.

 

Hahahaha you're funny

 

the hole must be the same size to fit the new screw

 

EZ out that bitch.

If you did what sperunner suggested, you'd just need to buy a bigger screw for said hole.

But yeah, just EZ out that sum'bitch n get'r dun

 

drill it out and tap it. just has to be straight. if you dont trust your self im sure a body shop would do it for 50 bucks.