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Yep. And if the gimpy bastards park too close, I've been know to twist off a plastic bumper or two while I back out !
That did actually happen once and when the lady could not produce any proof that she had reason to be in the handicap parking, I took some pics and said let's call the cops...
I shied away from these a few years back only due to the cost of the refill bags (if they weren't veteran-owned and made in the USA I'd have China clone me the replacement cassette for half of what they charge). The "cassette" is really nothing more than the ring,. a long Mylar bag (which gets...
Best I can tell they are in fact heated. Also have an electric motor in the base so I suspect powered.
Of course, all the base will have to go away (these are not like the typical ones that I have seen other's use as these are a bit piacular the way they are put together). My goal is to keep...
Corpus (actually 10 minutes out in Portland). Really nice elderly gent. Things like this I always eye as a scam, but he said they were just taking up room and wanted them gone. Again, had it not been local I would have passed (chances of scam increase dramatically when you can't touch...
They're wired so I'll venture to say heated but I've not confirmed. The picture looked like the end of the armrest might be scuffed but it was just dust.
I'm pleased either way.
There is a fellow out of NV I think who sells Pacifica take outs for decent prices all the time but the shipping...
I figured it was $50 each, but when he said come get both I did. It was local so too hard to pass up. 2020 takeoffs from a handicap conversion. He said they never were even sat in.
Wasn't planning on going this route and they may end up in another project, but if I like them enough I'll fab...
I was doing a recovery and they swung a forklift around to the front and they guy was spreading the forks out to lift the front by the bump and I stopped them. Caged the breaks and rolled it out with my truck and a strap.
Forklifts are the spawn of the devil !
I'm not sure but weren't those made at the Garland Texas plant?
I know that their main op is in Chicago (which also btw ....moving to Texas) but I thought the MTVR stuff was done in Garland.
No, there was something about 24v solar and batteries being more efficient than a 12v system. I think I had been looking into 12/24/48 and settled on 24v. I'll have to see if I saved any links.
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