Where is everyone #5

I've had excellent luck with it for years. Fleets, my equipment. Unless a employee put wrong clamp on, almost no failures for me.

 

Good luck. We have had are share of twisters here also. Never a good thing.

 

My cold water leaks is pretty minimal, but still might find one occasionally.

 

went down to local napa and got a new hose ordered.. supposed to be here tomorrow.. $138 .. called fleetpride first was the same price for a gates brand +shipping or come into town.. didnt feel like making the 2 hour trip into the city with no A/C in the pickup its getting to hot for roadtrips now and i dont care to fix it up because im lazy and only need to drive it around here anyways... ordered some of the correct clamps as well... after taking off the hose and inspecting it . there is a very small cut from the outside all the way to the inside where that worm style hose clamp had cut into it and thats where it seemed to be leaking at.. thanks for all your guys help

 

Well shoot, that's just the 'Murrican way!!
Gotta keep up appearances.. Lol

 

@Isafarmboy think you twisters just rolled through my hood. No damage here yet, but here they touched down north of here. Had some quarter size hail. Couldn't you get them stopped?

 

Well boys, I finally did it. I had back surgery on Tuesday morning. I had performed what is called an ALIF 360 on my L4, L5 and S1. I have been dealing with pain in my legs and my butt for almost 18 years which is dang near half of my life. I would like to say the reason I had the pain in my legs and my butt was because I was chasing my dreams as a professional baseball player. I was signed to play in a developmental league for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the summer of 2005 when I was injured before my report date and I had to stop playing baseball. I missed playing baseball but I had to make sure I could still walk and have a career to fall back on as a mechanic at the time.

I've been in recovery for two days at Methodist Dallas and they let me go at about 530pm today and I am safely home now with my family to care for me. I have a great wife and a wonderful son who is so excited for me to be home now. He was really excited that his Daddy was finally getting his back fixed after all these years. I'll be out of the truck for a minimum of 6 weeks to two months but I am not going to push myself. I am going to do exactly what my neurosurgeon says for the best recovery and do my physical therapy to heal my body. That is my number one goal is to get healthy again and be pain free for the first time in over 18 years.

Y'all be safe out on the big road and I'll see y'all soon in my red 2014 International ready to move some more freight around this country.

 

Good luck on a steady recovery. You have a lot of life still to live so follow your Dr’s directives.

 

Thanks man. I'm about to be 43 in July so I have to make sure my recovery goes well.

 

Great to hear it went well! Just do what you need too. Get healed up buddy.