Not So Pro 3

[Slumberjack]

Brazil dammit! Lol

 

[Mastermind]

lol he could come to west virginia for windy roads and bigger hills

There's a road in Wilder that's falling off of the mountain. He'd love that.

 

[Slumberjack]

There's a road in Wilder that's falling off of the mountain. He'd love that.

No he wouldnst! Lol

 

[hoskvarna]

Sometime when your car is stuck in the drive and you’re not in a hurry, let the air out of the drive tires until they start to squat pretty good and see. Usually you can drive right out of it

Unless you’re already high centered [emoji107]


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[huskihl]

Unless you’re already high centered [emoji107]


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Is that just a Dodge thing?



Asking for a friend LOL

 

[hoskvarna]

Well I was going slow this morning and all it took was a little ice and the truck did whatever it wanted so I’m asking what else I need to do.

Stay home [emoji2957]


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[hoskvarna]

When my first son was about a year old, the three of us were headed to town one night and I hit a patch of black ice doing about 55. Did a complete 360 in the middle of the road and kept heading the same direction. The wife and I looked at each other and then back to the road and never said a word.

Nowadays she would’ve been yelling and screaming at me and grabbing my arm and bracing herself

Did you clean your britches out later [emoji15]


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[dall]

There's a road in Wilder that's falling off of the mountain. He'd love that.

i know a few places like that

No he wouldnst! Lol

why not ?

 

[hoskvarna]

Finished up me sink. What hew think ?

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[hoskvarna]

Is that just a Dodge thing?



Asking for a friend LOL

Just had to didn’t ya [emoji36]


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[Kiwioilboiler]

Afternoon fullas.
The snow and ice driving tips are awesome. I hope i never need em.
I worked for Bridgestone Firestone for 14 years in various retail roles before going to boil oil. Tire stuff is cool.
We use old tractors, David Brown 990s, Ford 3000s etc to launch boats here a lot. Soft sand and the chevron (V) pattern tires don't go together. The point of the V splits the sand away looking for hard stuff underneath, of which there isn't any of course. But, swap the rim and tire to the other side so it's facing 'backwards' and the sand gets collected by the open side of the V and compacted as it goes toward the centre. Result, major drive and no diggy downy.
Dirtbike tire manufacturers cant agree either. Michelin, no mugs by any stretch, demand high pressures around 15psi to keep the knob in shape to drive it in to the ground. Other manufacturers taking opposite tack and making tires that can be effective at 4-6psi effectively making a short 'track' as the tyre passes over the ground.
More than one way to skin a cat is my point.

 

[Dream]

Link

Try this one.
She dont talk much(which is nice).
Notice shes barefoot forging steel. Tough if nothing else.
He talks TOO MUCH.
Anyhow. Kinda cool stuff.

 

[p61 western]

Is that just a Dodge thing?



Asking for a friend LOL

Lmao here we go...

 

[Dream]

Afternoon fullas.
The snow and ice driving tips are awesome. I hope i never need em.
I worked for Bridgestone Firestone for 14 years in various retail roles before going to boil oil. Tire stuff is cool.
We use old tractors, David Brown 990s, Ford 3000s etc to launch boats here a lot. Soft sand and the chevron (V) pattern tires don't go together. The point of the V splits the sand away looking for hard stuff underneath, of which there isn't any of course. But, swap the rim and tire to the other side so it's facing 'backwards' and the sand gets collected by the open side of the V and compacted as it goes toward the centre. Result, major drive and no diggy downy.
Dirtbike tire manufacturers cant agree either. Michelin, no mugs by any stretch, demand high pressures around 15psi to keep the knob in shape to drive it in to the ground. Other manufacturers taking opposite tack and making tires that can be effective at 4-6psi effectively making a short 'track' as the tyre passes over the ground.
More than one way to skin a cat is my point.

How bout dat.
Bridgestone, moreover BATO, is where I just spent about 18 hours yesterday.
We repair and inspect their overhead cranes at their Aiken SC ORR(off road radial) plant.

 

[Slumberjack]

Stay home [emoji2957]


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Wish I could. Boss says I gotta come to work

 

[dall]

Try this one.
She dont talk much(which is nice).
Notice shes barefoot forging steel. Tough if nothing else.
He talks TOO MUCH.
Anyhow. Kinda cool stuff.

women talking is overrated lol

Lmao here we go...

Should he added ford to it ?

Wish I could. Boss says I gotta come to work

Tell him gf himself unless he will take responsibility for the drive in and home

 

[Dream]

Also like this fulla.
Think hes from Adams' area of the world.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

How bout dat.
Bridgestone, moreover BATO, is where I just spent about 18 hours yesterday.
We repair and inspect their overhead cranes at their Aiken SC ORR(off road radial) plant.

Tire manufacture is an interesting process ay. I'm sure Joe Schmoe thinks they pour hot rubber in one end and a tire spits out the other, which is true except for all the humans who had to cut and lay and place the various steel beads and composite layers necessary to build a car tire up before mechanisation takes over.

 

[dall]

Also like this fulla.
Think hes from Adams' area of the world.

I’ve been watching this guy a lot

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Also like this fulla.
Think hes from Adams' area of the world.

Sure is! Actually closer to @markds2 . But a lot of kiwi's have that "i can get it going" attitude.