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Location? And just out of curiousity, do you know what truck that service body was originally for?

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Windshield guru hard at work. It was actually kind of a pain in the butt for them. Something about it being ancient, 10' tall, and someone in the past trying to seal it with butyl instead of..urethane? Anyway.. [/URL][/IMG] This is a new one for me. Guy stuck this thing to the windshield...

Total poser shot, but it was a charity event so I posed for a good cause. [/URL][/IMG]

Windshield done! Boy it's pretty, and $205 bones out the door and done on-site. I worked on my bike mount while they did the windshield. Bike mounted! Still a few final bolts to go in but to mounted. Right now I'm using a ratchet strap to keep the load off the bike rack itself, and I'm...

Honestly I was surprised at the time/date. It didn't happen till yesterday, I made the appointment tonight, and that was the first time/date that popped up so I jumped on it. The last time I had a windshield done here it took about a week to get someone. It costs $25 extra but they come right...

I'm ok with some well done booty-fab. Real booty type booty fab would be if I booger welded some unistrut together and used some hose clamps to strap it to the door. Windshield replacement scheduled for tomorrow. One of those little starfish stone chips suddenly turned into a crack 1/4 of...

Bit of friendly Buyer advice. Put that price right up there front and center instead buried in the ad. Either right up top, or 2nd best right at the very end. People tend to be lazy about that kind of thing and hate hunting for primary info.

<Snicker! Snort!> Having lived in California...that was pretty funny. :)

I thought about going that way as well, but in the end I was too lazy to want to have to R & R the front wheel each time. How sad is that? :) Thanks, it's been a boatload of work and still a bunch to do really. I'd love to tackle all the electrical and clean that all up. I know what's...

That's only if you have any real interest in the estate to begin with, and I'm not real keen on being forced into something. I'd already made up my mind to go when this little detail became widely known so I did "choose" but to be honest, unless something spectacular happens like a hookup with...

Yeahhhh. It's kind of somewhere in the fine print category.

Yeah, I thought the poor guy had a heart attack when it went off. Rolled his chair over backwards and hit the ground. This dude was always the butt of somebodies joke. We had a fridge in the shop guys would keep lunches and something cold because the welding they did was all preheated steel so...

Nice vids man. Way beyond my pay grade. When you guys are taking those aerial shots of the group on the move, where's the operator controlling from?

So I was working on a way to get my bike mounted to the back of the Ambo without having to do the hitch-mounted bike rack thingy. I've just never liked those. My thought was to mount it vertically to one of the back doors, initially using some sort of Yakima mount. The only problem with that...

Did I ever tell you the one about the welder friend that spend 2 days cleaning and flushing a gas tank before he worked on it? He struck an arc....and I tossed an M-80 under his chair. Hilarity ensued. But for some reason mostly just mine.

Hydeee Ho!

Keep in mind most options other than the airbags are just dressed up versions of a helper spring. They can help carry additional load before squatting too far, but they cant really react to the load. IOW if you put 1000# on you'll get one result and if you put 2000# on you'll get a different...