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Gents,

 

I'm not letting our adventure planning forum go idle for a week. There has to be something going on out there noteworthy of posting up.

 

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If nothing else, this one is for you Correy.

 

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There's something going on this weekend...

 

I finally got that :mad: motor out, and so tomorrow I'm gonna finish re-sealing the new one and finish everything else on the truck, then on Sat it's going back in. So Brent, I could use a hand if you're still available. :bowdown:

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What time? The usual 10 am, or earlier? I'm up and ready by 6 am thanks to my new internal clock for the job. So I am good to go for any time you are.

 

I am thinking about rigging up a washing machine in my apartment. I need to buy one first though and I was planning on doing that this weekend, might go shopping for one tomorrow night after work... The short of it is that I am sick of having to go to the laundromat and I want to mess around with rigging this thing up right in my living room off of the lines to my kitchen sink and then draining it into...something. Maybe my Bathtub. I gotta exercise my manhood before "she" comes into the picture... :yes: :clapping:

 

We'll get your motor in first though and see where I am with time afterward. Maybe the washing machine will be the project for Sunday.

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10 am sounds good. Hopefully we can drop it in and have in running in a couple hours.

 

I think I'm gonna yank the radiator. I didn't wanna mess with those tranny cooler lines... but I think it's worth it to not destroy the rad.

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you know they have apt size washer that hook right up to your kitchen sink then drain in sink then when done you roll it away. In fact I got one out in the shed if you wanted it, come get it. :rotfl2:

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Brent, If you come down my way, there is a sears appliance outlet / scratch and dent. I picked up one of these super-high efficent magnet driven (no motor) high-efficency washers there for $369.

 

http://www.fisherpaykel.com/laundry/

 

Spins the clothes so fast on spin dry it sounds like a jet, and the lid actually has a auto lock on it to keep idiots from getting hurt. :brows:

 

That, and the clothes are practically dry when they come out. Less money spent on the gas bill for the dryer.

Rob L. :D

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Be honest, did you win?

 

"It's a clean Pickup, you don't see many of those around anymore."

 

Ha - We do everyday! :rotfl2:

 

 

 

 

 

For the record, I stopped into the DMV tonight after work and licensed both trucks in Wisconsin and I am an official Wisconsin Driver now too. Got a regular "truck" plate for the '90 and a "hobbyist" plate for the '88. :yes:

 

Out the door at $452. :wall: Dang.

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As promised:

 

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I came off of the supply lines to the sink with T compression fittings and then used a 3/4" to 3/8" reducer to jump up in size. Whenever I use it I have to plug it in and not use my kitchen sink (for obvious electrical hazard reasons). I also run my drain hose to the bathtub cause there ain't no way my sink will take the volume of water in the machine. It takes a while to fill with the small 3/8" supply, but it still beats going into town to do laundry.

 

Works well, done 4 loads in it so far. :clapping:

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