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Here some pictures of the Flanged bolt and Flanged Stover nut.
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Here some pictures of the Flanged bolt and Flanged Stover nut.
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And you're right, I'll bet rustystud knows all about the right bolt for the job. AND, has a great personal story to go with it, too!
There you have it!
Can I call 'em or what!?
(AND the story. He added a story, too!!!)
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Hey Rustystud, Your fingers look awfull young, you been moisturizing or something?
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I haven't been complimented on my fare complexion for some time now !
Actually I wear Nitrile gloves religiously whenever I'm working on dirty vehicles and using cleaning solvents. Have for over 30 years ever since this old fart ( I like that me calling someone an old fart ! ) told me to protect my skin or I could end up with skin cancer like he had from all the chemicals. Also all those years working on Automatic transmissions. The transmission oil really makes your skin soft ! Plus I am a tad bit over weight and that extra padding stretches the skin tight.
I forgot to mention, the transit department provided special skin cream with Aloe to all the mechanics. One was to protect from chemicals and the other to moisturize the skin since washing with grease remover really dries out your hands. At least my wife likes my smooth hands !
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You aren't really an old fart until your dad calls you an old fart. Yeah that happened
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Well in my case my father died 21 years ago. He was 77. So when my older brother called me an old fart that hurt ! Of course I had just called him an "old decrepit fossil ! "
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All grade 8 bolts are now torqued. Have a few grade 5 in there, will be changed out when I can get more. Holes are staggered for two reasons. One, was to miss existing holes while drilling. Found out mag drill cutter didn't like drilling into an existing hole. ( shattered) Two, figured that the plates and frame more prone to cracking if all holes where in line. That is just a guess, but didn't hurt to move them a bit. Also looking into fitting the grey water tank into it's home. Just a fit job today, will need to route drain piping before final tank install. Also may enlist the poop pipe expert ( RAYZER ) to help in the layout.
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It's all shaping up real nicely; looks great. ![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
It's fun to watch both you and theeDIZ at the same time with your M109 build-outs; you are both full of great ideas.
I'm guessing 300 gallon capacity in that gray-water tank, but it's hard to tell from the geometry. How many gallons does that thing hold?
It's fun to watch both you and theeDIZ at the same time with your M109 build-outs; you are both full of great ideas.
I'm guessing 300 gallon capacity in that gray-water tank, but it's hard to tell from the geometry. How many gallons does that thing hold?
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It's all shaping up real nicely; looks great.
It's fun to watch both you and theeDIZ at the same time with your M109 build-outs; you are both full of great ideas.
I'm guessing 300 gallon capacity in that gray-water tank, but it's hard to tell from the geometry. How many gallons does that thing hold?
Thanks AA. I am following his build too. Tank not nearly that big, I think it is only 36 gallons.
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Scheduling conflict on the tank fitment today, so put a few coats of poly satin on the stained cabinets. Somewhat of a shine now. Also, the small details can make a difference, used some felt silencer pads on the drawers and cabinet doors. No slamming now.
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Looking good ! I've been having the same problem finding a big enough grey tank that fits. How do you plan on securing it ?
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Thanks. It sits on top of the crossmembers below the box crossmembers. I will make some straps to secure it once I figure exactly where to locate it. Beware, the size tank I have REQUIRES the rear crossmember/hitch reinforcement to be removed to get it in place, as well as temporarily jacking up the box. Couldn't have used it if I didn't extend the frame and eliminated that crossmember.
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36 Gallons is a lot of poop, How big is your grey water tank? My black water tank is around 10 gallons, Never have filled it up on a trip.
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That is the grey tank. I use a self contained Thetford commode for now. They say I'm full of it, so 36 gallons might not be enough!
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Did a little fitting of the grey water tank today after jacking up the box about an inch and a half. Had the local expert (RAYZER) visit to give me some poop pipe pointers on routing the lines.
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Been awhile since I've been on the green machine project. Been too hot, too tired and too broke. Still all of the above, but trying to do a bit here and there. Still tinkering around with the grey water tank and associated plumbing. Closed off two holes on the tank top with epoxy and plastic plates. Also installed two small crossmember/supports on the top of the tank to help with the top dropping down. Also figured and fit the drain valve outlet pipe. Will have to torch out some holes on the box floor crossmembers to allow the kitchen drain to find its way to the tank. Gotta get some blue wrench gas before that can proceed. Tried a few months ago to use the plasma cutter for that, no go. Had to pull the tub back out to reconfigure the drain. Installed a drain vent valve in the bathroom sink drain as well as the kitchen drain. Checked on my guard frog, was sleeping on the job again. Ugg.
