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if I may ask, why are the bolts mounted upwards ? I suppose there must some other reason aside from wanting to scratch the bottom of your feet.
Well, my teenagers are all in their 30’s now, and have maintained their positions...
Good question. There are large fender bolts sticking out under the brackets to which the guide poles are mounted, and I wanted to have easier access in case I need to move the guides (if need to adjust at the ramp); also easier to keep an eye if anything moves, and to spray with corrosion protection (my low-level logic at work, lol). Besides, this trailer has several cross members braced that way, so it doesn't stick out as much as a whole.
Are you doubling that? Dayuuuumn
Lord I miss those days.. But because of those days I have massive bulging discs right now. Wow I am getting old.
Haha my 2020 Santa Cruz Tallboy C R has got 120mm rear travel and pops crazy off jumps. I am really impressed with the santa cruz VPP suspension because I was keeping up with downhill bikes and sending it down crazy rocky sections. This bike has become my go-to trail bike and I want to upgrade the wheelset, longer dropper, and shimano xt brakes. Then sell my cannondale jekyll and get a downhill bike. But there's some complications because my gf thinks the santa cruz will be hers...
I'm already a mess with my shoulder and back. I can't stop though haha
I am waiting to see if I need spinal surgery to remove the bulging disc, and my wife walked behind me the other day as I was laying on the couch and said "Why the hell are you looking at dirt-bikes? What is the matter with you?".. Uh, because I want another one. And obviously a lot of hits to the head. Duh.
I have some switches I want to have re-wired...could be a great learning experience for an Apprentice.
I didn’t even think of that. I hope the boat owner did this “work” and not the shop the boat was sitting in.
Hate those things!! As long as you are NOT driving and leaving them on the entire time. I cant tell you how many times my night vision is destroyed on the water by some clown driving with their docking lights on or shining a spot light at a vessel. When navigating a 75' to 106' boat through skinny water you cant afford to go blind for 2 minutes, although our military style night vision binocs help out when that happens. A small (palm size) flashlight is all you need to light up markers....little blips of light to confirm your course compared to the marker.
Somebody’s getting high tonight
The project is set up in the garage. We can't have the smell in the house. I will check it frequently though. I am hooked on what it can do for a nice piece of wood. Some on a FB diy group have refered to that visual effect as "crack", but maybe it is all in the fumes. And I have two more coats to do.Somebody’s getting high tonight
