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On a roll here guys. EGR went out in my tractor last night, hopefully getting fixed now. My torque monster of a Jeep busted one of the rear lower control arms in two. And now the wind is howling and dirt blowing everywhere.
Finally got that bloody snap ring, had to order it for a 1992 supra from a Toyota dealership (don't you just love parts sharing?). Fits like a glove. Then it went downhill from there. Ordered new locking hubs, wrong part. Then the store wouldn't return them since they were online (which was bs I found out). The whole reason I ordered them in the first place was the online system said they weren't in stock. Found the hub I needed, but they wouldn't honor the discount. So I'll get them tomorrow when my new online order processes and make them give me my money back.
Where do you guys keep your cordless tools, batteries, and chargers? I am starting to get a pile of these things, and seems like the weed eater, impact, drill, etc. all take a different battery.
Not too worried about the tools or the chargers, but can the batteries stand cold and hot weather pretty well? I guess I'm thinking, if they are on a construction site, no heat or a/c available, right?
Location: Raeford, NC - Where if it ain't broke, we fix it!
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Wife: We should update Trinity' room...
Me: Good idea....Couple cabinets and book shelves should do it.
Wife: That sounds great!
Cabinets ready.....Wait what, now here I am.....Carpet pulled, base boards pulled, painted over stripes, getting ready to repaint the rest, laminate floor waiting for install and I still have to build the book shelves....I sure didn't see that coming. LMAO....It's all good though. Should turn out great.
09-20-2015, 08:17 AM
