I need to borrow 2 or 3 hi-lift jacks. I'm kinda stuck at home without a vehicle right now, but I'd like to do this tomorrow afternoon (monday) maybe @ 3pm. if anyone can help I'd really appreciate it. I'll be more than happy to come pick up the jack (not exactly sure how, but I'll find a way) and return it when I'm done. of course if you can drop it by that would be a great help. feel free to call me tonight. you can reach me before 10, after that I'll be at 4.0 and Go.
Hensel
693-9988
Now your lazy ass has to walk to the bus stop?
hehe
you can borrow my 60incher. I can bring it by tomorrow sometime
92 YJ
04 F-150 4x4
11 F-250 4x4
John, thanks a lot. anytime you could bring it by would be great. and thanks to Austin for volunteering his also. I'd like to get one more, so if anyone can help I'd appreciate it. by help I mean more than a smart-ass comment from a tool-less maaaazda owner.(sorry, Nutz, but that was more fun than deleting your post).
the mazda owner part was fine, but tooless? Damn.
Well - these are what I have at my disposal and if I need to lift my truck I use the forklift...
Forklift
Plasma Cutter
Mig, Tig, Stick welders
Torch
Sheet metal shear and brake
Mill
Drill Press(2)
Press
Chop Saw
Horizontal and vertical ban saws
Bench Grinder
Sawzall
Plenty of hand tools
2 angle grinders
plenty of power tools
a 12,000 sq ft shop - heated
a 20 foot tall crane thing with 2 electric lifts
lathe
table saw
parts cleaner
water fountain
need I continue?
Lick my ballz
very cute... but I'm not lifting my truck. I'm straigtening the frame.Originally posted by Chadnutz
the mazda owner part was fine, but tooless? Damn.
Well - these are what I have at my disposal and if I need to lift my truck I use the forklift...
Well hell, looks like I'm going to have to request 4 hi-lifts. And I forgot about the 18' trailer.
Muauahah
Originally posted by Chadnutz
the mazda owner part was fine, but tooless? Damn.
Well - these are what I have at my disposal and if I need to lift my truck I use the forklift...
Forklift
Plasma Cutter
Mig, Tig, Stick welders
Torch
Sheet metal shear and brake
Mill
Drill Press(2)
Press
Chop Saw
Horizontal and vertical ban saws
Bench Grinder
Sawzall
Plenty of hand tools
2 angle grinders
plenty of power tools
a 12,000 sq ft shop - heated
a 20 foot tall crane thing with 2 electric lifts
lathe
table saw
parts cleaner
water fountain
and now here's the list of tools he has a clue how to use:
water fountain
"You know, this car is so fast, that giving Corvette owners this car, is kinda like giving an AK-47 to a pysch ward."
-Ron Fellows (Corvette C6R Team Driver)
sure...they may be "at his disposal" but he does have to drive 20 mins out of town during regular business hours to use them.
Is that the technical name for it?Orginally posted by Chadnutz
a 20 foot tall crane thing
mine's in the back of Scout, more than welcome to use it. give me a call.
Boats and hoes
Stumble in to the liquor store
With a dollar-fifty for a bottle of wine,
I know just what I'm lookin for
Thunderbird will do just fine.
DAMN, with access to so many tools, you would figure one could swap a solid axle in over the weekend, i mean with all those at one's disposal, there would be no need to buy any kinda of pre-fabbed items, just make your own
Mine is in the back of the grey truck, I can drop it buy tomorrow.
The reason I'm having so much trouble making my own SPRINGS and STEERING along with the **** I can actually make is that I have at $15 budget bitch. Get off me, my time will come..
I might trade Mark's car for another toy axle with springs and $50.
Austin: It's during regular business hours that I can't bust out an axle swap, but I have 24 hour/7 day a week access. Why is driving 20 minutes such a big deal.
whose tools are they and how long are they at your disposal? as for me I will continue to build up my collection little by little, but its all mine.
I didn't read the whole thread, but I have a HiLift that you can use if you need it.
~dso
The disco ball in my mouth, insinuates I'm ballin'
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