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Please try Google before asking about New Product Guide f08ab2a Hello FrankJScott, would you please go somewhere else where you can talk about whatever it is you are talking about with others that want to talk about whatever it is you want to talk about, I have no interest, this forum is a forum de...

Yeah that’s a lot of work. But I like the way that whole walkway looks. I’m looking forward to seeing what you do with all of those. This is what I did last May. These are (if memory serves me right) about 16”x24” and about 55-60 pounds each. A tiring weekend for me. Before and afters https://i.pos...

I started prepping the west area, I figure I will just use these 6"X 9" pavers right now and get it all laid out, in the future I come across some red 8"X16" pavers I can always lift these up and replace them with the red larger ones, most the hard work will already be done. I was hoping to find mor...

I do not see them Dodge/Cummins diesel rigs hauling a 3-vehicle trailer driving around near as much as I used to, but I do not drive around near as much anymore either, I did see one less than a month ago, but it was hauling used/classic/wrecked vehicles, not new vehicles like I used to see, it was ...

It would have been nice to find the same red/gray pavers I started with but that is the way it goes.

I came across these pavers for cheap, so I bought them, it should be enough to finish what I have started, they are not the same but I myself don't care, 706 6"X9" pavers(see photos) for $125.00 and they have helped me load them, 2 trips so far, about 350 pavers(likely close to 4200lbs), each row ha...

OK, so here are the photos of the exhaust issue I had. The first three are before photos, you can see the mount in the first photo, that mount holds it close as i do not have that much ground clearance with a large exhaust pipe like this one has. https://i.postimg.cc/BQJPCKHN/DSC01417.jpg https://i....

I crawled under the truck today, it was a good thing I did. The exhaust pipe was jammed against the frame/transmission cross member, it must have hit harder than I thought, to fix this I removed the nut on the cross member that has is the mount point and pried the exhaust down maybe a half inch, I r...

All appears to be good with the truck after running it out of fuel, I think the last time I did that I was driving back from Johnson Ridge(Mt St. Helens) after observing that night, it was 3am or later and I was trying to make it home, I made it within a mile, I had a full 5 gallon fuel can and had ...

It has been a while since I posted to this thread, I drove around this morning and ran it out of diesel(insert pace palm here), I do not recall even looking at the gauge today, I do recall it was getting near time to fill it up, but this is after the fact. I had to walk home which is not my first ch...

Same with me, I rode motorcycles from 1973ish thru 1986ish, pretty much year round after 1976, I once rode a 4 wheel ATV and did not like it, and I heard a lot of stories about the 3-wheel versions.

Until recently I always searched "Trike" on craigslist, just dreaming.

I know a guy that made a living for a while moving new vehicles around behind a Dodge/Cummings on a 3-vehicle trailer, that was a while ago though.

I do not know much about the truck except a question I asked my friends that owned one in the 1990s, I asked about mileage(they owned 4wd), I did drive one of their trucks and I did not notice anything unusual at that time, the speed it went depended on where the pedal was, I do not recall it doing ...

Thoughts on your boost, I have seen up to 20psi and it did not pull any harder than at 7psi, the more boost the faster it will likely wear your engine out, but that is my opinion. When I first installed the turbocharger my tailpipe did not blow as much black smoke as it does now, but I will admit th...

I did all my measuring and somehow it was wrong, and I was not paying attention and got it halfway installed before I realized it was not low enough, so I had to remove it again and start over, but the hard part was already done(cutting the wood away on the bottom), the door is now about a 1/16" abo...

I have the folding portable style. I haven't ever used them though. I bought them to use with a solar generator. Well I am thinking about solar panels now also. I also looked at my rear sliding glass door this afternoon, I might deal with that before starting on the front windows, it is starting to...

Do any of you guys here have solar panels of any type? I finally got my coffee table train working good, I bought another locomotive, the same day one of my small locomotives burnt up, so what I planned with them 2 small black locomotives I run in tandem is not likely going to be, I will think about...

I did not know one could remove the inner boards as one piece, I figured they would need to be removed one piece at a time, and if I do need to remove them I am considering getting a planer and taking the white paint off, the former owner painted half the trim in the house white, what a stupid idea,...

The only thing I wonder about is the offset of the windows, when installing the new ones I am unsure if I will have to remove/cut the inside boards all around, I do not think there will be a gap looking at them. My sliding glass door in the back slipped into position easily with zero gap, but in hin...