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There are adapters for lightning cable to 3.5 mm (iPhone to 3.5 mm). This is what I use. Beware, the cheap Chicom adapters are hit and miss. Buy quality.
They make a Bluetooth with 3.5 mm plug. Amazon has one for $15.99, which is $1 less than buying a lightning cable adapter ... go figure...
Moved my three 1101’s to the ranch. Two were at a friends farm, one in a storage lot. Tired of paying to store it, and no need for my toys to be scattered around.
I was over the maximum length law in TX by a few feet (if I remember correctly). Did not like pulling this into gas stations. Don’t...
I bet it was! I saw how deep you were cutting!
Good work. I welded an identical setup to a similar frame (water buffalo, same frame maybe?) to make a dump trailer. Nice solid setup.
Installed the second (right hand side) electric brakes to the 101A2. Then pulled the bed for painting the frame, and to figure out how to adapt new parking brake cables to Dexter brakes. It’s not a straight switch. Fabrication will be done.
I found a handful of NOS cables on fleabay and only bought two. I figured I would regret it since I had 4 trailers at the time. Now, I have to replace two cables on one trailer and have a broken one on the other trailer.
Dang.
That’s strange. Wonder if it was a bad batch?
Of course CARC Is like glue for paint. Satin sticks to it well. Even to a finish like the 1101. Satin isn’t quite as forgiving as flat if you aren’t careful when spraying it. I noticed some flat spots that didn’t get enough paint. Maybe it didn’t...
Probably the best picture I have seen of you yet.
Your moobs have really grown since I saw you last.
Lay off the Fritos dude.
And when did you start working at the grocery store?
A Suzuki Samurai? Eh ... I think you got the wrong trailer. Best sell it to me for what you paid for it.
Seriously, that’s a lot of weight. I have hauled a yard of decomposed gravel, at 3500+/- and that really squats the springs. Small bumps will bottom it out.
Just today I hauled 90 gal of...
Whole lot easier to put beadlocks in now, just in case. Dont have to, but can’t think of many reasons not to, and can think of quite a few reasons to install them.
That is true. They get flimsy when you cut them. You could use a 40’ and cut out the middle and weld the end back on
The truck in that video is a 20’ container. I have a 40’ and can’t imagine wheels on that thing!
I would look hard at a reefer box. Lightweight and insulated. You would be far...
Wouldn’t paint a classic car with it ... but you could. And it would stick.
Paint has come a long way. With the latex enamels today, I don’t see much need in ever using an oil based paint again.
The Sherwin Williams store recommended a paint for ocean shipping containers. It’s a latex enamel...
I had my diesel shop replace the one rubber fuel line with a braded line on three of my trucks. They never loose prime now. I'm sure there are other areas that could cause it, but this solved the problem. About to take the 931 in for the same.
I have definite thoughts. Just my own observations, maybe its just my truck.
I changed my fluids before driving 1600 miles home after buying one in Idaho. I suspect it had tranny fluid, I changed to 15w 40.
I thought something was wrong. Took it back to the guy who did all the work to get it...
Find a tax office that will let you title is as 4000 lbs. A strange thing ... all my trailers happen to be that way!
I know, it may be hard, but the farther you get into the country, the easier it is to find an office that will do that.
Your milage may vary.
Good luck. We are all counting...
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