i'm so lazy....i need to rent this tool to remove/install the pulley on the supercharger but i'm not really crazy about it

Lol, older pleasure boaters. Here we kick the non kini's to the other side of the lake.

A lot of these are wearing 'kinis' and they are freaking all over the damn place

Getting closer and my steak is awesome!

Back to work I go!

Of course they could be one piece suits , and the folds and wrinkles are eating that much material

i love how "pay today and i'll ship today"

can turn into

"i'll try to get it out today i'm not sure because...."

turns into

"i'll definitely get it out tomorrow"

if it turns into a day after tomorrow thing i'm just going to ask for my $ back, just out of principle.

THe harbor freight setup cost me about $150 for everything including duct tape

Luckily I have duct tape already

i'm so lazy....i need to rent this tool to remove/install the pulley on the supercharger but i'm not really crazy about it

Gear puller and a rubber mallet?

i love how "pay today and i'll ship today"

can turn into

"i'll try to get it out today i'm not sure because...."

turns into

"i'll definitely get it out tomorrow"

if it turns into a day after tomorrow thing i'm just going to ask for my $ back, just out of principle.

I know the feeling.

Ramos I will try and take some pics on the lake this weekend to show you what I mean. It ain't half bad here.

I would be very happy if caddyon20s disappeared from here.

Anyone have any recommendations on T-nuts to use?

I was looking at those 6-spike and "Hurricane" nuts on PE, wondering if they're any good. I'm not sure I want to use screws on the BIB's, I might be pulling the drivers out to adjust the stuffing and I'm SOL if the baffle gets split...

Did someone say BIB's??

I've got a pair for anyone on this forum, 200 bucks and you drive ass down here to pick them up and they are yours.

Forget T-nuts, just use threaded inserts.

all the studying kept me away from the sun.

i've got what it's called here a "tractor driver's" tan. foreams and neck only

In the US it is a Farmers Tan.

Guilty as charged.

does anyone have some sites that gives tips for playing Texas Holdem? I'm trying to learn how to play better. I've been playing with some friends here lately and need some pointers.

On the topic of BIB's... Dragged mine up to Kansas City area(ish) and used them in a parade today, they worked out pretty well. The install went smooth, everything worked great, zero problems, and I was very very pleased with how everything worked out. Outdoors you can understand the song 150+yards away from the speakers, the low end dissipates quickly though when they are in a truck bed *upside down*. I took a pic or two of how we had them in the truck, I'll post it when I finish unloading it.

ez-lok's from McMaster Carr

http://www.mcmaster.com/param/asp/psearch....cwood;158=10890

Put a little under 150 rounds through my .17HMR today as well, that is a fricking kickass gun. I love this thing, it shoots very nice, smooth action and trigger, no complaints at all. We threw a scope on it and offhand at 50 meters I can keep the bullets on a Shoot-n-See target (4" diam maybe?), I didn't think that was to shabby at all. So if anyone is looking at picking up a .17HMR and has around 400 to play with I highly recommend the CZ one.

so no one then? lol

all the studying kept me away from the sun.

i've got what it's called here a "tractor driver's" tan. foreams and neck only

The last time I drove down from school it was really hot, I had my left arm resting out the window for most of the trip.

Only thing that sucks worse than a farmer's tan is a very uneven one

Forget T-nuts, just use threaded inserts.

Got a link to an example?

All I know about poker is to keep my ass out of the game.

all the studying kept me away from the sun.

i've got what it's called here a "tractor driver's" tan. foreams and neck only

The last time I drove down from school it was really hot, I had my left arm resting out the window for most of the trip.

Only thing that sucks worse than a farmer's tan is a very uneven one

Forget T-nuts, just use threaded inserts.

Got a link to an example?

Part number 92105A660 at www.mcmaster.com I can't get it to link to the actual page.

I've got a pretty good farmers tan, its more of a perma tan, gets darker in the summer and a little lighter in the winter.