Thanks for the post. Many times I have to use glasses to read the screen. In this case I had to use sun glasses because of the shine off the metal. Congrats.
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Thanks for the post. Many times I have to use glasses to read the screen. In this case I had to use sun glasses because of the shine off the metal. Congrats.
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Lookin at 1993: GMC Jimmy- ROUGH!!!! Not much pickens on this one!!
Last edited by sledge; 11-12-2014 at 09:27 AM.
I'm so into scrapping.. When my Steel Toe Boots Wear out, I cut the Steel out of them and recycle the Toe!
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Take a peekOriginally Posted by blacksteel
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Ok Guys.. Have a Potential Score- If I can figure out how to get it out of there! She thought it would fit on a 16 foot trailer. NOPE!
So while I figure that out.. they had a property clean out party going on.. I did not leave empty handed!! Truck and Trailer FULL!
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So this is my sense of humor. Whenever I get a vehicle- I go through it with a fine tooth comb. As luck would have it- this Jimmy had the original car lot window sticker in the glovebox. Being the smart-arse I am- I taped it to the drivers side window. When new in 1993 it cost over $24,000... I snagged it for $300...21 years later. Not quite "showroom quality" but I like the price MUCH better! HA!
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Not bad.. not bad at all!
Last edited by sledge; 11-12-2014 at 09:27 AM.
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Part 2 of my 2 car deal
Last edited by sledge; 11-12-2014 at 09:28 AM.
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Update on Geothermal Furnace: Material Totals
LBS: Material:
24 Copper/Alum Rad
16 Brass
6 Dirty Copper Rad Ends
28 #1 Copper Pipe
14 #2 Copper Pipe (Dirty Copper)
320 Sheet Steel
18 Elec Motor
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Update on this farm piece?Ok Guys.. Have a Potential Score- If I can figure out how to get it out of there! She thought it would fit on a 16 foot trailer. NOPE!
So while I figure that out.. they had a property clean out party going on.. I did not leave empty handed!! Truck and Trailer FULL!
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Can't get back to the farm until June.. as per the owner!
Experienced Scrapper
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I enjoyed reading this thread Sledge. Keep up the updates. Maybe I'll make my own thread someday.
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Thank you sir.. I appreciate it.. glad others appreciate some of the loads too!I enjoyed reading this thread Sledge. Keep up the updates. Maybe I'll make my own thread someday.
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Adding some new Bling to the Trailer. My hook that couples the winch cable to the J-Hooks has one of those flimsy crap latches on it. Instead of keep buying them over and over and expecting a different result. Decided to fork out some cash and get a Factor55 ProLink.. I also ordered a Crosby 3/4" Screw Pin Anchor that will connect my Winch cable and Recovery J-Hooks. I'll snap pics of it once all arrives.. but here are a few pics to tide you over.. This is gonna be badarse!
Rated Load on the ProLink is 16,000 lbs with an Ultimate Fail Load Rating of 39,000lbs
The Crosby 3/4" Screw Pin Anchor Shackle has a rating of 9,500 Lbs
What it Replaces: a G70 Hook with a Max Rating of 5,400 lbs. On a 10,000 lb winch.. it appears to be less than adequate!
Last edited by sledge; 05-12-2014 at 01:51 PM.
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I'm Out 42.. I now be known to all as just Sledge.. and SSA before you get going not "Just Sledge" --- Just "Sledge"
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you can change it up all ya want...but ya'll always be little FUDGE ta me ;-)
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Ahh.. umm.. err... Fudge was not available.. Someone else is a little Fudgey.. but it ain't me!
How you doing BroJer? Haven't seen you 'round these parts in a bit!?
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busy as heck here, and have been on the road, a lot. Just got back from Phoenix, again, a few days ago. No grankids here anymore. May have to adopt you.
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saweet!
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Got In My Factor 55 ProLink and hooked it up last night. It is BAAAD!
It has a Crosby brand 3/4" Screw Pin Anchor Shackle rated at 9500 lbs.. all hooked to my B/A Products J-Hooks for winching cars.
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