Sucks. I would love to be your wing man in a scenario like that.
There are just some days I wish I didn't turn wrenches
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Just gonna wait it out and see what happens, about the lift.
Jocko PDX
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Do you work out of Eugene?
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This happened today at my friends shop, close to where I live. Was dumping oil from the oil caddy to a storage tank and was under air pressure. got an air pocket and burped hard and the hose came loose at the tank and about 2-3 gallons of oil came out all over, as you can see. The truck in the background, is a shop truck. Fun times......
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Out of my house in Eugene, yes.
Jocko PDX
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I had a similar thing happen once while changing the oil on my 76 Ford pickup.. Apparently I did not screw the oil filter on properly and blew all 6-7 quarts of oil out on my shop floor... ugh
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I told the guy that owns the shop in a bad part of town, that I will turn down the job because I don't want my tools there. Turns out he has another shop in another better part of town, that is an old 2 bay service station. I said, Ok, I will go by there and check it out. It is a big NO GO because he still has 2 in ground lifts. Too bad, because the shop had a big lot and was in a better part of the town.
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Got the headliner done and reinstalled on my girl's 1990 K2500. Visors coming Friday or Saturday...Pics:
Tonyrodz
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Headliners are a pita.
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At least on this one, It was pretty straight forward. I expected to fight to get out and back in with the ext cab no rear doors problem. One person can do the out and in but with two people, it was easy. On a 34 year old truck, I had to deal with a couple broken clips but the upholstery friend of mine had fixes for both. Next is the transmission cooling lines replacement.
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