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class D fires is where all the fun is at

we have an old miller in the shop too, still runs like it was new

The semi portable ones at school were pretty new, digital display and easy to toggle between steel and aluminum

 

Miller dynasty. Can run off 110/220/440. Small and pretty light. Just gotta change the plug. Ac for alum and I think it can do pulse too. Not cheap though. Around 4k range I think. Pretty good duty cycle. Get that and a mig machine and you can prob do most everything.

 

I just found a Tacoma with what seems to be a 6" spacer lift.... I did a double take haha

 

I see that a lot. 6" DB lift running stock shocks and coils with no sway bar...

 

That was supposed to to say FMF lol, but that wasn't anyone on here? Parked next to each other in the lemon lot...

 

1. Props to all you guys that can weld. That is one "skill" that I would love to learn (even to do decently).

2. Went on a overnight (fishing) with my 4-year old in Kahuku. On the way back (north shore / Kunia Rd). Saw a bunch of modded Tacomas on the road. On Kunia Rd, wondered if guys were on the way back from the 4wheel sale.. Even saw that LT white Tacoma that someone posted a pic of a while ago with the spare in the bed.. Quick glance looked to be a "haole" (said lovingly), younger guy...

3. Bulla (or anyone) let me know when you guys plan a camping trip.. My boy loved it..

 

YIKES! Hope he doesn't do serious wheeling. It wouldn't end up pretty.

 

Wouldn't matter as long as the bumpstop was extended too. Same travel as stock, just sits 6 inches higher. Most guy run into major problems when they add the spacer without a drop bracket kit, then up-travel is reduced and without a longer bumpstop, the shock limits the travel and then goes byebye.

 

Very nice!

Which Hobart you got? I was thinking about a 140 or 190 for my bumper, but not sure if I want to spend the coin. There is a 140 on CL for $425 right now..

I think he was thinking only a 6" spacer and no drop bracket. At least that's what I thought at first







This is the picture I submitted to 4wp guys, hope it gets something

 

This is the picture I submitted to 4wp guys, hope it gets something

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Nice, Good Luck where can I put my vote in.

 

Its a 125EZ, picked it up a couple of years ago and just kept it covered all this time. figured it would be good enough for home projects but since I learned how to TIG, i'm not sure i'll still want to use it

<3 my plasma cutter. just need a bigger compressor so I don't have to stop and wait for the tank to build up.

 

Yeah. Just thinking he only has the spacer.

 

Oh I see, I noticed the spindle is different, probably the one for the db lift.

 

Im not adventurous in the rock crawling sense, but I have taken the Taco to Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Austria, and Greece. So it has had an adventure to say the least.

 

wow! that's some pretty good traveling!

 

We have a little outing on the 27th of October which is a Sunday, at Kaena Point if you can make it. Its easy stuff

 

Nice! How big of a compressor do you need?

 

probably more like a 3hp 10gal...my little 1.5hp 3gal gets drained way too fast...barely enough to fill up my tires

 

I think mine is a 3.5hp 12 gallon, if you ever want to try. Its an oil lube craftsman. The regulator was leaking, but it seems to be working now, but only full open

 

I could bring my angle grinder and see how well it performs lol