IH OAK Posted August 7, 2025 Posted August 7, 2025 Got the donor frame stripped down and cut to fit for the wrecker build 10 Quote
Kevin in ky Posted August 8, 2025 Posted August 8, 2025 Put new to me firestones on my 7120 have been wanting to do this for a long time.7140 is waiting on it’s turn for attention. 10 Quote
New Englander Posted August 9, 2025 Posted August 9, 2025 On 8/2/2025 at 12:41 AM, IHKeith said: would use some discretion on ratings and not consider all 10,12,14k created equal. Say one 10k weighed 500 pounds more than another, maybe it would take a bigger truck better. Generally speaking I wouldn’t hoist a dually on a 10K, maybe a regular cab long box 79 C30 but not a 2017 Ram 3500 crew cab long box, maybe lift the Ram to jackstand height. A 12k is probably the minimum for being up lifting to all one tons. Agreed. My Mohawk is built a lot heavier that some of the other brands I've looked at. I do use it up to its rating but would like to have a bigger one. Quote
yellowrosefarm Posted August 10, 2025 Posted August 10, 2025 Putting a d44 rear axle in the 97 grand Cherokee . D30 had a bad pinion bearing. 5 Quote
hillman Posted August 10, 2025 Posted August 10, 2025 Tires 🙃 Just pumping them out though. 3 1 Quote
SONNY Posted August 10, 2025 Posted August 10, 2025 mowing waterways and welding up the c-80 mower blades. They were worn out but I salvaged them by welding tips on them. Quote
hillman Posted August 11, 2025 Posted August 11, 2025 I help my wife if I can. She is a good one Elderberries to finish the day.those are big bowls! 8 Quote
Alan Dinan Posted August 11, 2025 Posted August 11, 2025 50 minutes ago, hillman said: I help my wife if I can. She is a good one Elderberries to finish the day.those are big bowls! A friend of mine processes several hundred pounds a year. 1 Quote
hillman Posted August 11, 2025 Posted August 11, 2025 29 minutes ago, Alan Dinan said: A friend of mine processes several hundred pounds a year. I would grow more if I knew how to build a shaker /processor machine Quote
Alan Dinan Posted August 11, 2025 Posted August 11, 2025 Just now, hillman said: I would grow more if I knew how to build a shaker /processor machine We pick the whole bunch at the main stem and freeze them in wal mart bags and shake them loose. Pick the stems and green berries out. Quote
Alan Dinan Posted August 11, 2025 Posted August 11, 2025 Finished cleaning out the lean-to’s on the grainery , dug some dirt out and crushed the groundhog burrows and put some rock in there. 17 Quote
PJW360 Posted August 14, 2025 Posted August 14, 2025 Well that is one journey I am glad is over and all appears to be well it’s back to work even though it fought me to the end got the stainless stack all done and fitted took it on a tractor run went ok but was flat didn’t have much power mid to high rpms so back to the workshop and in with the gauges had to reseat turbo waste gate valve and fuel stop solenoid needed adjusting and then had to make a new gasket for waste gate because of course the old one was broke and breathe the joys of running machinery hopefully my luck will change shortly 7 Quote
hillman Posted August 16, 2025 Posted August 16, 2025 Pumped one more tire to fill.my tote.the neighbor's SIL complians the milk truck makes his car dusty so I spread the fluid on their driveway 6 Quote
IHKeith Posted August 23, 2025 Posted August 23, 2025 Working on a 2007 Tundra, it starts and stalls, runs on spray, codes for every ignition coil’s primary circuit. Haven’t got to the bottom of it yet. When I walked in the shop last night I thought the view looked good. 77 Corvette and a 63 Impala. I rebuilt the front end in the Corvette last night 12 Quote
hillman Posted August 23, 2025 Posted August 23, 2025 10 minutes ago, IHKeith said: Working on a 2007 Tundra, it starts and stalls, runs on spray, codes for every ignition coil’s primary circuit. Haven’t got to the bottom of it yet. When I walked in the shop last night I thought the view looked good. 77 Corvette and a 63 Impala. I rebuilt the front end in the Corvette last night you get a wide variety of vehicles in there I have a fetish for a C3 the past few years. I hope I can shake it !🤩 Quote
IHKeith Posted August 23, 2025 Posted August 23, 2025 2 minutes ago, hillman said: you get a wide variety of vehicles in there I have a fetish for a C3 the past few years. I hope I can shake it !🤩 They are pretty cool. An early C3 is one of my favourite Corvette styles, I like the rear end shape vs the later C3, a fat tired 69 with a luggage rack say. 1 Quote
hillman Posted August 23, 2025 Posted August 23, 2025 12 hours ago, IHKeith said: They are pretty cool. An early C3 is one of my favourite Corvette styles, I like the rear end shape vs the later C3, a fat tired 69 with a luggage rack say. the mid production ones are OK . I hate the last of them with the big rear window. They are great value for a classic car post 1974. When I look at them I am amazed how many or lack of 4 speeds were built , Why would someone buy an automatic Corvette? esp the early ones. c3 vert ,4 speed with side pipes. thats cool If you want a chuckle click on the video. A fake 69 ZL1 . sounds like buddy has a heavy left foot LOL Quote
New Englander Posted August 23, 2025 Posted August 23, 2025 3 hours ago, hillman said: Why would someone buy an automatic Corvette? Because they never learned how to drive a manual. Quote
SASW6 Posted August 23, 2025 Posted August 23, 2025 15 hours ago, IHKeith said: Working on a 2007 Tundra, it starts and stalls, runs on spray, codes for every ignition coil’s primary circuit. Haven’t got to the bottom of it yet. When I walked in the shop last night I thought the view looked good. 77 Corvette and a 63 Impala. I rebuilt the front end in the Corvette last night I had a red 77 with a 350 and a 4 speed. I'll sees if I can find a picture of it. 1 Quote
hillman Posted August 23, 2025 Posted August 23, 2025 3 hours ago, SASW6 said: Sitting down in that Corvette "cockpit" must have been a lot of fun with the 4 gear. My search have found they are about half of a Z28 in price Quote
SASW6 Posted August 23, 2025 Posted August 23, 2025 41 minutes ago, hillman said: Sitting down in that Corvette "cockpit" must have been a lot of fun with the 4 gear. My search have found they are about half of a Z28 in price I go that on a trade. I had a 86 Monty Carlo SS for sale the guy gave me the Corvette and boot money for the SS Quote
Kevin in ky Posted August 24, 2025 Posted August 24, 2025 Changes out a front hub assembly on 2000 Silverado 4wd should have took pictures but didn’t think about it till afterwards. Quote
MT Matt Posted August 25, 2025 Posted August 25, 2025 On 8/23/2025 at 10:52 AM, SASW6 said: I had a 76 that looked just like that except the rims were stock. Had the thing repainted three times and he could never get it right. It bubbled each time. He even had a paint rep out. So since I moved 1600 miles away, I got it as was. Fun little car but shortly after I got married it went down the road. I didn’t miss it much. Salt in Missouri did a number on it. It had a 350 and four speed. 3 Quote
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