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Hi from Ghent, Belgium
Hello Oliver, this hitch was laying in the back of my barn for years. I think it is an old Draw-tite.- Shorty81
- Post #10
- Forum: Introduction
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Over heating starter
I've been using the mini high torque starters, they are not bothered by heat.- Shorty81
- Post #6
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Ford Trash Talk Thread lol
This is my work box on my mechanics bike at work- Shorty81
- Post #636
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Ford Trash Talk Thread lol
$200. All white Oak 1-1/8". I mill all my own lumber.- Shorty81
- Post #635
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Ford Trash Talk Thread lol
Guy from work asked me to make him a hitch/chain box for his ferd....box weighs North of 80 lbs. Might overload his F150.- Shorty81
- Post #630
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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2-3” Lift spindles to level R3500
Your truck really sits nicely as is. I prefer some rake. Just my opinion... Good luck with your build.- Shorty81
- Post #3
- Forum: Lifted & Off-Road Systems
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Your favorite old car/truck that you regret selling!
I bought a 72 Rally Nova in 82. But mine was red with white rally stripes. Still had the matching rally floor mats. Was in really good shape. Got it from an old hot rodder for $600.00. Sigh.......- Shorty81
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- Forum: Other Vehicles
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What new tools have you got lately?
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What new tools have you got lately?
I'm an industrial mechanic, I have 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 m18 impacts. M12, m18 cutoff grinders, m18 vacuum, m18 lights, m18 hammer drill. My opinion, Milwaukee Fuel battery tools are awesome. The only thing is the battery tend to over heat in the grinder. Nice thing is my tool allowance buys most of my... -
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Sealing Bed Wood
Good quality oil keeps my side boards looking good- Shorty81
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Sealing Bed Wood
Stain with good oil based stain. Then apply Tung Oil or boiled Linseed oil. Apply 1-2 times a year. Brush on heavy, let it soak then wipe off extra after 6hrs. Any hard coating will eventually peel, oil will not and it will hold color. But repeated oil tends to darken the wood....- Shorty81
- Post #10
- Forum: Tech Discussion
