richard h

8 minutes ago, Bansh88 said:

I will never go on a holiday weekend again

Only one that imo was great, Memorial Day weekend. Most pleasant time and perfect dunes and crowd.

Finish loading for a trip over to San Diego/ Chula Vista area for a visit. Daughter and 2 of our grand kids will meet up on their spring break. Have a good weekend!

28 minutes ago, Spize909 said:

Sleep kinda sucks usually but good enough I guess

Stopping the drinking improved this for me. Sleep improvement alone is enough to keep me from drink again, but there are other up sides to no drinking as well.

29 minutes ago, South Bay said:

What ^^ they said about calories in vs calories burned is true

True, but eat when you're hungry. If you do have a high activity level, you will consume more calories, so don't be scared of that. 

Cleaning yard from yesterday's wind event. What a mess.

My suggestion would be to stop alcohol, totally.  I have had to do this, and it has helped me. I drink decaf coffee and water, period. My sleep did improve and also loss weight. I have gone from 38 jean waist to 34's.  I take at this time only a Zyrtec for allergies. I am cautious of what meds do. While they may help in one area, at what cost in others. Figure I'm not fighting to prolong life, just be comfortable in my life however long that is. 

Why you shouldn't buy rentals!

1 hour ago, ChEFF said:

Suicide? That really sucks. How can you Rest In Peace after taking your own life? SAD. Peace

Heard said it's the coward's way out. Sad.

8 minutes ago, Bobalos said:

the body can only go  so many miles

Yes, and with age this stuff starts to rear its ugly head!

10 hours ago, Wejaz28 said:

Hope so

Or use an air chisel on the edge to start them turning. 

Looked at this and it just needs to be used as a trade in on another unit. Its life is close to the end. Nice thing about trade ins is salespeople usually don't care about anything except selling a unit. Never take time to see what they are about to take in.

34 minutes ago, Big_Daddy_Jp said:

My weekend warrior had the sagging wall issue. My insurance (AAA) tried to deny the claim as it was a known issue with weekend warrior. They then said it was due to a water leak and the insurance didn’t cover water leaks of any kind. I had them for insurance since I was 16 with no claims for over 15 years at the time. Well I had backed into a tree limb camping at Campland one time and it put a ding in the back roof cap. No real damage. The repair shop said the ding caused a slight water leak over time. So my insurance covered the repairs due to the ding. Just saying FWIW.

This is my son's and is the very same trailer and issues. Haven't seen yet, will in a little while, but he thinks it's from water leak that has caused wall to sag. His call this am said "wall falling off" I will see. I know that like with home owners the insurance will cover the damage but not the cause, like water leaks.

If your rv has a water leak and rain gets in. Will comp insurance cover damage done (not the leak repair, though)?

Kind of answers the question of why so many people are leaving the state. I couldn't survive in that, used to take me 45 minuets to get to work or home, on my bicycle.

Just know it's been there awhile.

Clean up more left-over supplies from the sand car. Unreal the amount of stuff you accumulate over the years, at least enough for half another car.

2 hours ago, L.R.S. said:

Congratulations. I've never seen a Funco with a Northstar. Coincidentally I'm currently prepping an older Tatum with a Northstar. 

Friend had a Gen 3 with a Northstar.

Nice looking Hustler.

1 hour ago, Bobalos said:

@richard h, if I dont find anything sooner, I will hit you up.  to be clear, you mean end of April.  Correct? 

 

Yes, end of April.

Towards the end of next month could do it.

I just stored it until the next season then mixed with fresh and all was good.

1 hour ago, Hondajimz said:

No kidding, I thought he was trying to do a paint less dent repair at first. 

You even have to grind off paint to use the welded pin puller. I would probably just use a knocker with 1/8 screw and drilled holes then weld the holes.

I would just grind paint off, tack a tab on and pull off it. Then cut tab off and finish panel. 

31 minutes ago, D-n-Tyke said:

Door is already taken apart down to bare door, but still on the truck. Problem is where the dent/crease is it is difficult to get to back of it to do the heavy hammer and dollie work. Was hoping to get the major dent out and then only have finish dollie work to do

 

This is where I am at with HF tools. I know going in that they aren't great but if they can get the couple jobs I am going to use them on done, then they can be worth it. If this was something I was planning on using frequently I would buy a good quality one.

Give a picture.

Collision repair is my background. 

1 hour ago, richard h said:

even to stud

Should be, even "the" stud

You can always tack weld a tab on to pull off of. You just have to be careful with heat in middle of panels.

And yes, even to stud welders will add heat.