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THe NAC Lots-O-BFG KO2 Thread
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XJLI
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Just some sta-bil or cristy dry gas; whatever is on hand.
Edit: Just realized you meant for the trucks, not winter fuel stabilizer for the Jeeps. Duh.
Just the white bottle Power Service stuff and I only run it when it is staying below 20 degrees.
Just some sta-bil or cristy dry gas; whatever is on hand.
Edit: Just realized you meant for the trucks, not winter fuel stabilizer for the Jeeps. Duh.
Just the white bottle Power Service stuff and I only run it when it is staying below 20 degrees.
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vetteboy
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I impulse-bought a food chopper on sale at the grocery store for $7. It's getting into chili season and it seemed like that'd be a good investment. :laugh:
Melamine bonding compound (trade name SeamFil) works exactly as they say it does...fast. Too ****ing fast. No wonder they make a retardant for it. By the time I finished the second joint and went back to clean up the first, it was already cured and was a total pain in the ass to clean the excess off. Will probably end up sanding it tomorrow.
Also decided that before I spend too much time getting the siding back up around my new rear door/half bath reconfiguration, I should probably plan my deck out ahead of time and bolt its main support to the house, so I don't have to redo all the siding again once spring comes around and I can start building the deck. Pretty silly to do all the siding trim work around a door that's still floating in space on the side of the house but I don't want to spend the winter with everything exposed either.
Also found out that the "wood" stove is actually a coal stove, handmade by some dude in the Pine Barrens, and that kicks ass. Looks like I'm heating with coal this winter. Should cost me about $250 for the equivalent BTU's of 200+ gallons of heating oil, and run for 12+ hours at a time...basically dump a bucket in the morning before I leave for work, dump one later that night when I get home, and shake the ashes & clinkers out before that second fill.
/housepeopleproblems
I impulse-bought a food chopper on sale at the grocery store for $7. It's getting into chili season and it seemed like that'd be a good investment. :laugh:
Melamine bonding compound (trade name SeamFil) works exactly as they say it does...fast. Too ****ing fast. No wonder they make a retardant for it. By the time I finished the second joint and went back to clean up the first, it was already cured and was a total pain in the ass to clean the excess off. Will probably end up sanding it tomorrow.
Also decided that before I spend too much time getting the siding back up around my new rear door/half bath reconfiguration, I should probably plan my deck out ahead of time and bolt its main support to the house, so I don't have to redo all the siding again once spring comes around and I can start building the deck. Pretty silly to do all the siding trim work around a door that's still floating in space on the side of the house but I don't want to spend the winter with everything exposed either.
Also found out that the "wood" stove is actually a coal stove, handmade by some dude in the Pine Barrens, and that kicks ass. Looks like I'm heating with coal this winter. Should cost me about $250 for the equivalent BTU's of 200+ gallons of heating oil, and run for 12+ hours at a time...basically dump a bucket in the morning before I leave for work, dump one later that night when I get home, and shake the ashes & clinkers out before that second fill.
/housepeopleproblems
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Nothing really. I go through diesel too fast. I used to religiously use Power Service in my truck. Put some in every other tank. Then I got fed up with buying it and didn't use it. Haven't noticed any difference.
I didn't even put anything in my MJ last winter. Granted I would run it up to temp every now and then since I was tuning.
Nothing really. I go through diesel too fast. I used to religiously use Power Service in my truck. Put some in every other tank. Then I got fed up with buying it and didn't use it. Haven't noticed any difference.
I didn't even put anything in my MJ last winter. Granted I would run it up to temp every now and then since I was tuning.
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My father's truck needs front axle u-joints.
Thank god Spicer makes some.
Apparently they use 5006813 which is a 1485WJ? Weird.
My father's truck needs front axle u-joints.
Thank god Spicer makes some.
Apparently they use 5006813 which is a 1485WJ? Weird.
squashman702
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Listen, I was throwing the sticks at you, not at your jeep.
Listen, I was throwing the sticks at you, not at your jeep.
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If you haven't ordered yet, LMK, we can usually get most any Spicer in 2 business days as cheap as you'll find it with no shipping.
If you haven't ordered yet, LMK, we can usually get most any Spicer in 2 business days as cheap as you'll find it with no shipping.
MoparManiac
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Call me loser. You don't answer your phone.
If you haven't ordered yet, LMK, we can usually get most any Spicer in 2 business days as cheap as you'll find it with no shipping.
Call me loser. You don't answer your phone.
foxwar71
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Don't bother, winter blend #2 has some extra gelling stuff and its just fine. My truck runs just fine and I don't go thru tanks nearly as quick as say Colin, usually two or three weeks
Don't bother, winter blend #2 has some extra gelling stuff and its just fine. My truck runs just fine and I don't go thru tanks nearly as quick as say Colin, usually two or three weeks
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I always add 8oz of two stroke tcw3 oil to every tank, year round because lb7 injectors are assholes. In the winter I use the white bottle power service stuff every other tank. Haven't noticed a difference either way like Colin said but I figure it can't hurt.
I always add 8oz of two stroke tcw3 oil to every tank, year round because lb7 injectors are assholes. In the winter I use the white bottle power service stuff every other tank. Haven't noticed a difference either way like Colin said but I figure it can't hurt.
squashman702
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Saw some dude on a crotch rocket this AM headed south on 24N in the left shoulder, no idea what that was about.
EDIT: It was this clown: http://www.boston.com/metrodesk/201...parking-lot/kQ1t2yed0S5IplcgXwYjxN/story.html
Saw some dude on a crotch rocket this AM headed south on 24N in the left shoulder, no idea what that was about.
EDIT: It was this clown: http://www.boston.com/metrodesk/201...parking-lot/kQ1t2yed0S5IplcgXwYjxN/story.html
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It's like an extra $0.053/gallon which hurts but not as much as loosing almost all power pulling out in the middle of intersection because of gelled fuel.
The one time I risked it is the one time I had gelled fuel.
It's like an extra $0.053/gallon which hurts but not as much as loosing almost all power pulling out in the middle of intersection because of gelled fuel.
I don't notice a difference either.
MoparManiac
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Yeah but you went to some sketched out gas station that time didn't you Bill?
Yeah but you went to some sketched out gas station that time didn't you Bill?
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Last winter was my first and didn't do anything and it didn't have any problems. Though I did do a lit of research on the matter everyone said for lly not to and I only plugged it in when it dropped below 10 outside power the manual
Last winter was my first and didn't do anything and it didn't have any problems. Though I did do a lit of research on the matter everyone said for lly not to and I only plugged it in when it dropped below 10 outside power the manual
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