The Great Post Whore Society 4 - dead men tell no tales

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OffRdX

OffRdX

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Port Orchard, WA
Hey Whores!!!! turns out I can post while underway #winning!!!! I won't be able to keep up on the daily but I'll stop in once in awhile to grace you with my prescence. The middle of the ocean is about how I remember it. Ship food still sucks.
 
Tay-Lo

Tay-Lo

I'm the king of junk food!
Location
Upstate SC
I need to go wiggle my blinker wires on the back.....anybody else have problems with the wires getting loose so the rear turn signals don't work?
 
KChurch86

KChurch86

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Location
Western Massachusetts
Prime said:
I can nom on some meatloaf.
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In Russia, meatloaf noms you.

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bottobro

bottobro

I'm a pretty girl!
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Long Island NY
How hard are the front shocks to do? and by how hard I mean is it possible in a snow filled driveway, limited tools, and the cold and by my self. Along with reindexing the T-bars. Im tired of the front end bottoming out
 
Muadeeb

Muadeeb

Nissan al Gaib
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Dallas
bottobro said:
How hard are the front shocks to do? and by how hard I mean is it possible in a snow filled driveway, limited tools, and the cold and by my self. Along with reindexing the T-bars. Im tired of the front end bottoming out
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Not horrible. Lift, remove tire (for access), remove the two bolts on the shock. Totally doable with hand tools. I know re-indexing the bars isn't _too_ bad (again, doable with hand tools), but I have never done it myself.
 
bigjim247365

bigjim247365

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Hainesville IL
tonight i was out in my badass freightliner salt truck at work for round two of snow. when i was done i discided to pop over to good old Hainesville public works (my old job i worked 5 years for) to see if some guys where still there. i rolled up to the shop and i saw a truck parked in the corner, it was my beloved 06 Chevy 2500, the truck i learned to plow in. but why was she parked there? i know theres room in the shop. but then the lights of my xterra shined on her..... at first i though she was just covered with salt, but as i got closer that wasnt the case. first i noticed the grille was missing. i pulled in front of her and turned on my roof lights... then i noticed what had happened... she cought fire under the hood and it spread to the cab. i almost cried to be honest. that truck was going to go up for action in the next few years and i wanted to buy it.... but now shes gone. after i said my goodbyes i left. on my way to my house i saw my gobblefather in his salt truck finishing up the town. he told me what had happened. my old boss was plowing the shop lot then poof, fire under the hood. he threw her in park and got the hell out. luckly he was ok. but by the time he got off the phone with 911 and got an extinguisher, it was to late.... later today im going to go over to the shop and get a better look in the day light, and tell my old boss how happy i am that hes ok. hell if i was still plowing for them this winter id be the one who would have had to jump out. since that was my old plow truck...
 
BigTim55

BigTim55

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San Antonio
bigjim247365 said:
tonight i was out in my badass freightliner salt truck at work for round two of snow. when i was done i discided to pop over to good old Hainesville public works (my old job i worked 5 years for) to see if some guys where still there. i rolled up to the shop and i saw a truck parked in the corner, it was my beloved 06 Chevy 2500, the truck i learned to plow in. but why was she pared there? i know theres room in the shop. but then the lights of my xterra shined on her..... at first i though she was just covered with salt, but as i got closer that wasnt the case. first i noticed the grille was missing. i pulled in front of her and turned on my roof lights... then i noticed what had happened... she cought fire under the hood and it spread to the cab. i almost cried to be honest. that truck was going to go up for action in the next few years and i wanted to buy it.... but now shes gone. after i said my goodbyes i left. on my way to my house i saw my gobblefather in his salt truck finishing up the town. he told me what had happened. my old boss was plowing the shop lost then poof, fire under the hood. he threw her in park and got the hell out. luckly he was ok. but by the time he got off the phone with 911 and got an extinguisher, it was to late.... later today im going to go over to the shop and get a better look in the day light, and tell my old boss how happy i am that hes ok. hell if i was still plowing for them this winter id be the one who would have had to jump out. since that was my old plow truck...
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Damn bro. That's crazy.
 
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