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Called the plumbing company here to come replace a line. The line that broke is, of course, under the deck ... with no way to get at it. So, I told him to run a new line and have it come out on the other side of the fence. Come home, moron is gone with a note left on my door - "Based my hole off of the gas meter. Had to drill two holes because the first one was too high. Sorry about that." Wow, a nice brass fitting sticking out of the wall ... and a nice big hole in the piece of siding above it. This is why, you DO IT YOURSELF

Can't believe we lost close to 3000 posts in this thread.

Welcome. I think you'll enjoy it over here.

Made my skidplate myself, so that's taken care of.

All of the lowered accesories are coming off. Clear lights, smooth roll pan, etc ... functional winches + off road lights + heavy duty steel chit goes on.

Mind you I've dealt with them before a few times.

Lift was cheaper than I thought