- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
That's a little bit of wear.
General Tech What did you work on Today?
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That's funny, I just ordered the same thing for my camper. @zmotorsports was able to pick out how bad they were when I posted my lift kit photos. It's only been another year... so I guess it's time to do them. Who knows, I might even get crazy and pack the bearings for the fist time since I have owned the trailer.
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Why bother? My dad hasn't done that to his Big Tex Utility trailer since he bought it... In 1983. 😬
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
After 3 years of sitting on a shelf. I installed most of my rapid air garage compressor system. Waiting on a T and 2 more 90s to complete it.
Also tucked the compressor back in the corner better and changed the oil in it.
This is another project I should have done years ago.
Also tucked the compressor back in the corner better and changed the oil in it.
This is another project I should have done years ago.
- Location
- West Haven, UT
You're going to love the new air lines.
I used the Aircom system which is basically the exact same thing just marketed differently. I went with the Aircom because my local Maddox Compressor carried them and I figured if I needed a single fitting or something they would have it readily available.
Did you use the 1"/25mm tubing? If so, I think I may have a few fittings left over that you could have. Let me know and I can look tonight when I get home.
Mike
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
I already love it and have only used it to blow the bench and the press off.
Mine is 1/2". I don't use a ton of rotary air tools and my compressor is around10 CFM. The convenience of not dragging a 50 ft hose out to reach the front of the shop is awesome.
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
- Location
- Price, Utah
I really wanted to ditch out today and go with everybody for Britney’s maiden voyage. However the nice weather has made me really want to get going on the next phase of the garage so I spent the day making a chess board. Hopefully weather holds and it gets poured in the next 2 weeks 
Those who know me well know that I am a stickler about preventative maintenance. So naturally, when @zmotorsports pointed out that my trailer axle spring bolts and bushings were looking worn out, I replaced then immediately... one year later.
Looks like the same person that insulated your trailer did mine too
A couple days ago @ID Bronco and I went and flexed out the old runner to measure for shocks! I was pleasantly surprised at how much clearance I have!
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Low budget bass boat is coming together. Need to clean up the deck pieces, epoxy seal the wood, paint, then glue/staple on the carpet. About to start the electrical wiring for the trolling motor, starter, bilge, livewell, lights, fish finder, etc. Under the front deck will be three group 27 deep cycle batteries and an onboard charger, with plenty of room to store other stuff.
- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
Fixing the unfixable.
jeepin4x4james
WAAAAA
- Location
- Bluffdale, UT
Ordered a new lead-in air hose from Dewalt, went to hook it up and noticed it seemed very restricted... Pulled ends off and compared it to my Flexeel hose and wow, major difference.
Seems pretty silly to have a 1/2” ID hose with 1/2” fittings only to restrict down to 1/4” at the hose connections... didn’t expect that from Dewalt.
Anyway, who’s got hose recommendations? I really like the Flexeel, but they’re not inexpensive by any stretch.... they sell reusable ends at about $16ea, a 6’ whip from them is $75
Seems pretty silly to have a 1/2” ID hose with 1/2” fittings only to restrict down to 1/4” at the hose connections... didn’t expect that from Dewalt.
Anyway, who’s got hose recommendations? I really like the Flexeel, but they’re not inexpensive by any stretch.... they sell reusable ends at about $16ea, a 6’ whip from them is $75
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4x4_Welder
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- Location
- Twin Falls, ID
I pulled the left side cat off my ecoboost to check for clogging, and yeah. Upper brick was split and flipped sideways, lower brick was clogged with the debris. It had only given an occasional P0430 but if you got on it the whole left bank would misfire and shut down. So now with no bricks, it hauls ass and gets way better mileage.
xjtony
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- Location
- Grantsville, Ut
One rocker in. By the time we are done it will be tied into the fenders, body and "frame".
I have tons of 1.5” .25 wall
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
I have some 3/4" ID X 1.25" OD
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
