What's your view like at work?

Dont ya love it? Thats why I have to strip and paint the frame of my Kenworth every 5 years.
I especially love the spray on, "liquid rust".
 
Kuboske said:
Dont ya love it? Thats why I have to strip and paint the frame of my Kenworth every 5 years.
I especially love the spray on, "liquid rust".
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Yeah and you can tell when you're in a different maintenance district because some of them leave the thin lines when they spray and some soak the road

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Kuboske said:
That's probably why the HVAC guys were using stainless. Also, it seems like they could get up between floor joists easy with their one handed ratchet style crimper. I'll probably just go ahead and buy one. Or maybe use some Menards rebate coupons to get one.
Thanks for the generous offer to loan. This will probably be a little at a time, project.
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Snboarder113 said:
I used the bolt cutter style crimper from Home Depot for like $80 and copper rings. Worked great, but had a helllll of a time getting a few fittings crimped between joists and where a bunch of other shit was ran in the way of squeezing the handles together. Did it eventually but a one handed tool sounds great.

Thanks for the explanation brick, makes more sense.


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Those situations are where the expansion pex tool is really nice because it's like using a small cordless drill and the expansion tool just fits into the end of the pipe.

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From the dash camera today. Car in the ditch had sped past me about two minutes before. Thought I was going thru them and the pick up between us Gonna need a good upholstery shop to replace the cushion

Little slick here in South Dakota
 
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From the dash camera today. Car in the ditch had sped past me about two minutes before. Thought I was going thru them and the pick up between us Gonna need a good upholstery shop to replace the cushion

Little slick here in South Dakota
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I find it interesting that some how every year while winter is gone people forget how to safely drive in winter like conditions.

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Elroy231 said:
I find it interesting that some how every year while winter is gone people forget how to safely drive in winter like conditions.
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We had a lady hit us one fall while she was sliding on snowpack (first snow storm of the season) and when I called my insurance company, the agent said that is their highest time of claims for that exact reason. People seem to forget.
 
WJCO said:
We had a lady hit us one fall while she was sliding on snowpack (first snow storm of the season) and when I called my insurance company, the agent said that is their highest time of claims for that exact reason. People seem to forget.
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Oh damn that ice is still slippery just like last year. Yep.

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Our boom truck driver was doing a little big rig crawling to get up this tight driveway. He had to boom a couple boulders out of the way so he could cut the corner tighter. Luckily he has lockers or he wouldn’t have made it
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Nice having 4 way lockers on a rig that has to get off the road, and back on it. 👍👍

Even better having the boom to move obstacles 😁😁

Looks like the driver has done things like that a time or two.
 
wjtstudios said:
Always fun to crawl the work truck [emoji106]


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1985 CJ8 Scrambler
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Haha he was giving it the onion too.

Dale72 said:
I had a few days like that when I was driving a cement mixer but I couldn't move the crap out of the way

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That could be a pain not being able to get things out of the way! If the insulation trailer and job trailer were not there, he wouldn’t have had a single issue getting up this drive way.

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Nice having 4 way lockers on a rig that has to get off the road, and back on it. [emoji106][emoji106]

Even better having the boom to move obstacles [emoji16][emoji16]

Looks like the driver has done things like that a time or two.
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I wish I had lockers on my Jeep watching how it helps that truck [emoji849]

He was having too much fun at this job site lol I was a little worried the extra heavy load was going to shift. He was about 4 units of sheetrock too heavy, another truck dropped some off before he went up the drive way. (A unit of 5/8 sheetrock is 26 sheets).
 
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