Jersey_Jeff73

the insurance companys sell most of thier salvage at auction and for the last few years they have been getting real good money at auction. so they will total something here if the repair is over 60 percent of value. rather than pay for the repair and suplements and problems down the road win win for them 

2 hours ago, Rockwood said:

We can thank all the guys "rollin coal" in those videos for bringing extra attention to this...

yep and rollin coal dont even make power

https://www.yellowpages.com/brawley-ca/mip/alamorio-store-19667643

well no camp rzr could take it or leave it    but dang brothers will be back this season with pizza and i heard duners diner plans on being open as well

wow why is it 20 yrs later and im only reading this now. 

On 8/23/2021 at 9:14 PM, Loganhawkins418 said:

Kartek is out of bel ray anti seize, who has it? 

belray was bought out a few years ago   by https://www.calumetspecialty.com/  they also own royal purple

1st sand car I've seen with a winch and air condition seats .... good episode though  

1 hour ago, Justdirt said:

Regular wood glue with the screws 

this    and just need a wet rag to wipe off the excess liquid nails can get a bit messy

mine fit through the front door by removing the doors on the fridge the units aren't that deep.   if not got out the escape window

if you on the east coast there are plenty of places in nyc you leave it and it will be stripped by morning and towed to the police scrap yard by night actually the salvage yards will take a car without a title as long as it isnt stolen just need the police to run the vin for you

14 hours ago, lincster said:

Disagree about the 8 vs 10 comparison for getting to Glamis.

I used to take the 8 all the time, agree that it is less stress, but taking the 10 is faster by 30 mins for me.

Plus going up Ogilby will destroy any trailer suspension you may have.

 

If you work in Scottsdale and want property close to work, you are going to pay out the nose for something like that.

For decent price, you are going to have to go on the outskirts of town, in any direction, and then have a commute.

i take the 8 and leave the trailer in gds wallmart in yuma and gas 

8 hours ago, ocjeffw said:

Devin was one of my very best friends. He would give a hand to any one that needed it. Almost every ride I have done in the last 11 years has been with Dev. He was a great leader in the dunes. We had many rides in the summers that it was just Devin and me and we had all of Glamis to our selves, no one else in all Glamis. I will miss my friend but I will all ways cherish the last year +. We both were off work for the pandemic so I was able to spend about 100 or so days at Glamis. Devin and I did a ton of miles and had a lot of good times. I thank God for the time we had out there, one of the best years of my life. We had a ride planed for this weekend. Its hard to be leave he is gone.

RIP my brother you will always ride with me.

i met devin about ten years ago on a summertime ride great guy awesome duner. he started calling me jersey jeff back then because he said we allready had a few jeffs you ocjeff    chiagojeff    and a few others and the name stuck RIP brother and my sincere condolences to Jeannie and family 

cool welder it will work with virtually any power source this is off millers website

https://www.millerwelds.com/files/owners-manuals/O2240AF_MIL.pdf      see page 26 use white and black wires for your two hots and a ground wire tape the red wire back not used

so it does not need a neutral just need to open the plug and see if they use the red wire . looks like the red wire is to run it on 3 phase

i put that plug on all my stuff because you can buy real nice RV extension cords with molded ends and its a very common plug so there is a good chance they did the same thing

i would check the welder again they usually don't require a neutral.  the only reason i think it would have 4 wires is if it was 3 phase 

the 4 prong has ground and neutral. most welders dont use the neutral you can just put a jumper between the neutral and ground not the best way tho. the ground and neutral are on the same bus bar in your panel but the ground wire may be a smaller gauge than the hot leads. the only reason the welder would need a neutral would be for the electronics or if it has a outlet for a water cooler