Where is everyone #5

I would say that’s a funny joke, but I ain’t sure she didn’t really say.

 

I've got almost 4 years here and they've got me in an '06. Not that I like emissions trucks, but some city/regional guys are driving newer/nicer trucks than I am.

I just want something that's been taken care of and won't break down.

 

I’m thinking by September I’ll be in something new. I actually dig this truck though.

 

Dang thread locked up......

Drink like your life depended on it. And after make sure you keep ice or frozen peas on it for a while. Your body will want to swell the area cut. My brother had it done.
(graphic depiction below tell children go in other room)
They gave him a local shot, then slice open ya bag. Pull out the spaghetti to cut both nuts. Then clean pack spaghetti back in the bag and close up.

The snowflakes use them for TV vans it supports the antenna.

I'd seriously throw a straight edge on the deck before and after he does counterbore. Like James mentioned below. Having the deck cut if not perfect.

 

Do the single compartments have baffles?

 

If I couldn’t get a T800 I’d get a 386, you can get it in a glider.

 

This particular one doesn’t. It kicked me like a mule the first time I drug it behind me. Took me some time to get used to controlling the flow. About 50% of our single compartment trailers have baffles

 

I’d be all for that in a glider

 

Viscosity affects slosh, it’s amazing how hard liquids can slam the front of the trailer. Shift with the surge you get used to it.

 

...I'd be leery about that claim, only because I I proved myself wrong on that issue.

I wanted .014 protrusion, but with a wavy deck it was hard to find a hole that read the same all around...



After flattening out the deck, I still got .001 variance, reading .014-.015 since it still grew a little from back to front.