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Is that OJ's bronco?

Ryan

Lmfao we always say that to him his wheel bearing had so much play I said hit any people lately?

 

Truck did great out there lift helped alot with the constant drop offs

 

 

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Remember flat spins are good :lol:

 

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Sat all day- working from home and I ate here for lunch and likely will for dinner too. Guess we'll see what tomorrow brings.

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Had a flat yesterday, still had 5 psi though. Drove to a gas station and filled it up, it's probably flat by now. My buddy asked me why not get it fixed, I told him "because money". So far the list for the beginning of summer is clean everything, polish shocks, Fluid Film frame, put on new tires, front brakes and wheel bearings, grease front end, change oil, send in analysis sample, change coolant. That's the truck.

 

Boat: paint, redo trailer bearings, check bearing in jet drive, shape and polish intake grate fins, possibly replace (both) impellers....

 

I think that's about it. Going to have some busy evenings. :lol:

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More deck boards, figured I'd pull on the side of the house, less distance to carry them

 

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The I hauled a mini silverado

 

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Ryan

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Ryan your son having the mini version of your truck reminds me of the HD ad with the little boy who has the toy truck like dads as he goes around the living room hauling stuff or whatever. :lol:

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Gonna have my truck checked for HIV/AIDS. This thing parked next to it

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Well if you didn't know those are 22's haha

 

 

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