Hello...

[Oldmopars]

Originally Posted by tobeamiss

It's an IR Titanium and if i knew how to post a picture of it I would. I have to work on that.

I have one of those too, you break bolts and destroy stuff long before the gun gives up. In some ways, almost too much power, almost.

[tobeamiss]

good to know
Some of them snap off and some of them I have to cut off. But MOST are hanging tough and come out whole.

[DoubleO7]

if your still under the bus with the socket wrench, get you a large piece of cardboard or cut down a large box to make a tray.
Then punch a hole in the center for the socket extention to go thru it and make yourself an umbrella.

[Brewerbob]

Originally Posted by cadillackid

in my case its.. 'crap the weather sucks.. Grab a BUS!! and NOT the greyhound!'..

Hence the bus into an RV. This rain sucks. This snow sucks. This heat sucks. This gray sucks. This sun sucks. This ______ sucks.

I do like SNOW!!! just not snow and endless grey so yeah I might actually be one of those that would go BACK to Ohio when a massive Blizzard was predicted imminent (thats when snow is fun)...
-Christopher

25"+ inches of snow is fun in a pick up. Even more when you don't have to go to work.

[Brewerbob]

Originally Posted by tobeamiss

Any ideas what we can do differently?

Tighten them and they will all break!!

[Brewerbob]

Originally Posted by tobeamiss

The property is just outside of Hampton....in Crocketville. The town really doesn't exist anymore and I'm surprised that there's a sign for it.

Never heard of either I don't think.

[cadillackid]

Originally Posted by Brewerbob

Hence the bus into an RV. This rain sucks. This snow sucks. This heat sucks. This gray sucks. This sun sucks. This ______ sucks.


25"+ inches of snow is fun in a pick up. Even more when you don't have to go to work.

ive always had Jeeps in the snow.. have a silverado now... got it in 15 but it never snowed in ohio much last year so didnt get it out much in the snow..

havent had a school bus out in the snow yet.. dont plan on it either..
-Christopher

[Brewerbob]

Originally Posted by cadillackid

havent had a school bus out in the snow yet.. dont plan on it either..
-Christopher

Get some bald tires and drift in a 40 ft bus. New bucket list item!!

[cadillackid]

Originally Posted by Brewerbob

Get some bald tires and drift in a 40 ft bus. New bucket list item!!

the drives on the little bluebird are nice tread but still look like they would slide nice in the snow!!.. never done a donut in a school bus but in ohio we got lots of Nice big empty parking lots!..

in the DEV the drives have Gnarly lookin tread so dont imagine I can spin those much..
-Christopher

[Brewerbob]

Originally Posted by cadillackid

in the DEV the drives have Gnarly lookin tread so dont imagine I can spin those much..
-Christopher

Just means you aren't trying hard enough.

[cadillackid]

Originally Posted by Brewerbob

Just means you aren't trying hard enough.

only so much a DT-360 behind an AT545 can do in a bus rated at 27500 lbs lol
-Christopher

[tobeamiss]

Originally Posted by Brewerbob

Tighten them and they will all break!!

I thought of that because it works when opening a bottlee of soda .....no go, but..... after a full day's work yesterday with the angle grinder ( because i got tired of messing around with the impact wrench and going under the bus) I only have 8 to go out of 22 !!!! It's a beautiful thing having all of that open space

[tobeamiss]

Originally Posted by DoubleO7

if your still under the bus with the socket wrench, get you a large piece of cardboard or cut down a large box to make a tray.
Then punch a hole in the center for the socket extention to go thru it and make yourself an umbrella.

Good idea but I'm so done with that. This should work though when it comes time to hang my water tanks....ughhh, I'm dreading that! Thanks for the great advice

[tobeamiss]

Originally Posted by Brewerbob

Get some bald tires and drift in a 40 ft bus. New bucket list item!!

No thank you....

[tobeamiss]

I finally got all the seats out! Took roughly 16 hrs total... not too shabby for this old lady LOL It's time to take a break and get my plan of action together.
I think I better start a new thread on my progress..... stay tuned ....