Cozdude's build of Knuckles
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cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
I wish I had a lift! Lol noroads gf (youngfire) has a lift
:cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy:
Panda
New member
Ok you guys are having way too much fun installing an axle :thinking: wish I was there to help
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
I used to have those same shoes.
10frank9
Web Wheeler
Size 14's son!
cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
Ok you guys are having way too much fun installing an axle :thinking: wish I was there to help
I think the freezing cold was making us a little crazy......... Well the few beers as well didn't help lol
thardy
Banned
:beer: is there any other way to work on a vehicle?
darkknight1999
Member
LOL it was pretty damn cold... roughly 15° - 20° :nuts: and I bitched about it the whole time. :cheesy: But we warmed up when we went to get something to eat. AmVets has great pizza!
darkknight1999
Member
yeah.. sure is.. a heated garage... :cheesy: but this one does have a lift.
I have a lift and no heat as well.... I bitch and procrastinate working out in the shop in the winter. As great as my shop is, it is too big to heat cheaply. When the mercury drops below 30 a shop day costs me about $40 in propane. Even then, it only knocks the chill off.
I headed my shop up one day last winter from ~20 to 65 to paint something and I spent $80!
My problem is the ceiling height. It is almost 24 feet to the top, so I lose a ton of heat to the ceiling while the concrete stays cold. I kick myself every winter for not putting water lines for radiant heat in the concrete when I poured it. I could’ve drilled a second well and circulate ground water… Would've been warm in the winter and cool in the summer!
darkknight1999
Member
Radiant heated floors are probably the best way to heat a garage... and I'd say a wood stove is the second best way to heat a garage if its big.