Random Thought Thread

[Philthy3]

Fun to drive until it needs pads and rotors all around. About $3500.

Reminds me of prom...

 

[bluemax_1]

It’s flexible , just not heavy duty like in the past

Someone in Engineering read that beds should conform to shapes, and didn’t realize they were reading an article on mattresses

 

[beeinak]

Someone in Engineering read that beds should conform to shapes, and didn’t realize they were reading an article on mattresses

The new Tempur-Pedic edition

 

[Blues]

The new Tempur-Pedic edition

I drive a Tempur-Pedic.











(Get your minds out of my bedroom.)

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

Always had a sheet of 3/4” plywood on top of the bed liner. The ribs were too much for the knees to take, and too slippery too.

 

[Blues]

Always had a sheet of 3/4” plywood on top of the bed liner. The ribs were too much for the knees to take, and too slippery too.

You should try praying on the floor.

 

[Casinostocks]

You should try praying on the floor.

What's wrong with praying on the floor, facing Mecca as long as you are not praying on pried and usurped land? Asking for a friend!

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

^ that whole area just needs a hard reset

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

You should try praying on the floor.

Had enough of that with Catholic School and all that came with it, between the Brothers and Sisters. Still have flashbacks to this day

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

Can anybody think of a good reason why you couldn't use an old compressed air tank as a diesel fuel tank?

 

[Casinostocks]

Can anybody think of a good reason why you couldn't use an old compressed air tank as a diesel fuel tank?

Yes!

 

[carnifex knifeworks]

Can anybody think of a good reason why you couldn't use an old compressed air tank as a diesel fuel tank?

I've seen people do it. As long as the rust is cleaned out, I don't know of a prohibitive reason.

 

[beeinak]

Can anybody think of a good reason why you couldn't use an old compressed air tank as a diesel fuel tank?

It is done here for guys hauling fuel to cabins on trailers and such.

Edited to add we do a bunch of stuff here that maybe isn’t the best idea

 

[Murphjd25]

It is done here for guys hauling fuel to cabins on trailers and such.

Edited to add we do a bunch of stuff here that maybe isn’t the best idea

I was just going to say…only in Alaska.

 

[Murphjd25]

Turned on the refrigerated air today. Cleaned out the garage again. Need to rent a mini excavator later this spring. Finish cleaning up the yard from all my cement post stumps. Lol

 

[Murphjd25]

Wife is still on the Arizona kick. I’d rather go to Spokane area. I’ve about had enough I might just say let’s go to Arizona. We will see what happens tomorrow.

 

[bluemax_1]

Always had a sheet of 3/4” plywood on top of the bed liner. The ribs were too much for the knees to take, and too slippery too.

Now this would be a funny post in a mattress thread

 

[pease]

Fun to drive until it needs pads and rotors all around. About $3500.

Probably north of 7500 for that one. Some on the AMG are 10-12k per axle.

 

[clinton1]

I paid $300 for a 1994 Ford Ranger……meaning the whole vehicle!

Currently out of commission, as it needs a new timing cover…..and chain.

Brakes aren’t real great or really even present…..so I guess there’s trade offs!!!

 

[Jabrni]

Our oldest is turning 15 and has started talking about his first ride being an old square body, Ford or Chevy. Considering how much body work cost for aluminum trucks…square body is sounding better all the time.