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. Okay. Got it. According to T&T, it was going onto a standard 48x53 pallet. (I think) Supposedly all three "containers" fit on one pallet. I also seem to remember that the poles would barely fit that size pallet. OR they were just a little too long and I honestly don't remember.

. No sir. Supposedly 60 feet x 40 feet. I can't find the picture, but it is more fluff than anything. I have visions of your Dually being taller than my van. Figure some sort of ramp from around here down and into the back of my vehicle. I don't plan on having to work too hard to move it...

. That is interesting! We have pads like that to fit into a plate processing machine. In the machine we have, it isn't very deep but the heating element sits in a chemical (water and other stuff). These heating pads are submersible. Attaching these particular pads to power will "smoke" them...

. I have said it before US6x4 - but wow - that really looks nice. Every new round of pictures make it all look just a little more impressive! Is it a paint booth and drying room all in one? Is that (grate) a waterfall system that helps capture and filter falling paint?

. Big bag of netting and two bags of poles. Everything was to have been on a single pallet. Net is 60x40, so it won't be light, but thinking it can roll from one to the other vehicle. Poles are in two bags. That sounds like a heck of a plan!

. Yes sir! If you can get it that far, I can get mine and Ferroequinologist materials too. I think he has next weekend booked, but I have something to take his way the week after that. Just let me know where you want me to be and a time. It is about 2 hours from here to Camden SC. Figuring I...

. Nice write-up. Impressed that you could find just the raw glass with DOT engravings!

. That is DEFINITELY an awesome looking truck!

. That is a really nice home made gantry! Impressive for sure. Having that garage to work in is awful nice too.

. Bummer. You will be reminded. From now until you die...

. Yes sir! Please. I don't honestly know exactly where the net and poles are. I have stuff up from Florida for Adam (Ferro) at my place in Charlotte that came from James. Plan for that is for me to meet Adam up late in the month. He is currently on TDY. I would gladly contribute to your...

. Thanks! We have 3 choices all within a quarter mile of here. Advance has the one old guy who actually has a brain rather than using the computer. Because of that - they are my default car parts place. I think I will grab a few cans of Valvoline and see how it might work for cleaning the...

. There is value to not dying on the job! It has been too hot an miserable around here to walk out across the parking lot. Hustling tires and rims in this heat is almost crazy. Maybe your "Honey Don't" is looking out for your best interest. Hopefully the place you got the tires from will...

. That's customer service. Yep, with a tilt to they don't care. The part that kills me about that sort of thing is that the leadership in those companies can't understand why building their product off-shore for less isn't making them tons more money. Their company giving crummy service...

. Welcome to the outfit! Hate to admit it, but I don't have a clue about generating power. Like Chainbreaker mentioned, the TM's will help you a lot. Not really exciting reading, but those books are the key to making things work. Would be nice to have a few pictures posted here on your...

. You get about as much traction on that red clay as pulling a greased string out of a billy-goat's butt

. Too bad you don't have any pictures, but it sure sounds like you found some hidden stuff that really needed help! Any particular brand of Carb Cleaner?

. Agreed! Could have been possible in days gone by - but this WooFlu has made it much less likely than ever before!

. Yep. Getting tired of the crap for sure. Talking to one of the lawyers that we print for in town, apparently they have a shutdown in place for the courthouse. Several people claim to have the WooFlu and they are back to Zoom meetings for court again.

. You might also look out front down and somewhat behind the bumper. There are two inch thick rubber "biscuits" that are Cab Support Bushings. When I changed those out my entire truck rode almost like a new vehicle. The airbags were apparently fighting for position or something like that...