I've got one of these. More mag specific than Lula but it does lock the mag in.
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I've got one of these. More mag specific than Lula but it does lock the mag in.
He was arrested last night in Waltham, Mass.
Ha! Haven't looked into details just got curious from the picture.
That video is from 9 months ago.
I did notice somewhere it said a range of 1000 nm so I'm assuming it runs on dinosaur piss.
Any fools paying into federal ''go fund me'' ?
Wonder how long before federales start their OnlyFans
Wonder how long before federales start their OnlyFans
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If only it could talk.
At least it should be easy to locate when you set it down.
I have been chasing an intermittent short in the electric brakes on one of my trailers. Sometimes it’s fine, sometimes it shows a “SH” code on the controller and brakes don’t actuate.
3 days I have been looking for it. I fixed several other little things I found but still had the problem. Started inside the drums. Measured the resistance in the magnets, was fine. Went ahead and packed all 4 bearings while I was in there. Adjusted shoes. Repaired a few places in the wiring I found that I knew wasn’t the problem but for posterity I fixed them.
Found the 7blade connector was a little corroded inside with some rust chunks rattling around in it. Maybe the rust was shorting the brake power, I mean it is on the bottom. Nope
Finally, I decided to just replace the blue brake wire front to back.
It runs down the driver side and then through the axle to the passenger side. Yep, I found it. Mid way through the axle the wire was melted through and just enough to short intermittently.
Who would think a wire riding in a steel tube protected from anything would short…. I guess when the trailer was manufactured, the wire was probably damaged pulling it through the axle and it took 20 years to finally arc through
Rules…
The grandson got the idea (from me
) that real country boys get mud on their bare feet periodically. Wife wasn’t amused.
3 days I have been looking for it. I fixed several other little things I found but still had the problem. Started inside the drums. Measured the resistance in the magnets, was fine. Went ahead and packed all 4 bearings while I was in there. Adjusted shoes. Repaired a few places in the wiring I found that I knew wasn’t the problem but for posterity I fixed them.
Found the 7blade connector was a little corroded inside with some rust chunks rattling around in it. Maybe the rust was shorting the brake power, I mean it is on the bottom. Nope
Finally, I decided to just replace the blue brake wire front to back.
It runs down the driver side and then through the axle to the passenger side. Yep, I found it. Mid way through the axle the wire was melted through and just enough to short intermittently.
Who would think a wire riding in a steel tube protected from anything would short…. I guess when the trailer was manufactured, the wire was probably damaged pulling it through the axle and it took 20 years to finally arc through
Rules…
The grandson got the idea (from me
) that real country boys get mud on their bare feet periodically. Wife wasn’t amused.
Isn't that the proper way to exfoliate your feet?I have been chasing an intermittent short in the electric brakes on one of my trailers. Sometimes it’s fine, sometimes it shows a “SH” code on the controller and brakes don’t actuate.
3 days I have been looking for it. I fixed several other little things I found but still had the problem. Started inside the drums. Measured the resistance in the magnets, was fine. Went ahead and packed all 4 bearings while I was in there. Adjusted shoes. Repaired a few places in the wiring I found that I knew wasn’t the problem but for posterity I fixed them.
Found the 7blade connector was a little corroded inside with some rust chunks rattling around in it. Maybe the rust was shorting the brake power, I mean it is on the bottom. Nope
Finally, I decided to just replace the blue brake wire front to back.
It runs down the driver side and then through the axle to the passenger side. Yep, I found it. Mid way through the axle the wire was melted through and just enough to short intermittently.
Who would think a wire riding in a steel tube protected from anything would short…. I guess when the trailer was manufactured, the wire was probably damaged pulling it through the axle and it took 20 years to finally arc through
Rules…
The grandson got the idea (from me
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Edit: that or barefoot on a beach.
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Use of the word exfoliate by a dude makes me question a lotta things man.
Just aint right…..
I do say the word moisturize on occasion.
Then report it is best done with bacon grease or motor oil.
CLP works in a pinch and has a nice smell.
The guy that turned me on to the Lula loader said the pink one is the only one the cops he trained would NOT steal.
Wrestling cattle??? Nah. They be wrangling, and they could be rustling, but they ain't wrestling.
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Me in 87. Mom was proud she took the pic.I have been chasing an intermittent short in the electric brakes on one of my trailers. Sometimes it’s fine, sometimes it shows a “SH” code on the controller and brakes don’t actuate.
3 days I have been looking for it. I fixed several other little things I found but still had the problem. Started inside the drums. Measured the resistance in the magnets, was fine. Went ahead and packed all 4 bearings while I was in there. Adjusted shoes. Repaired a few places in the wiring I found that I knew wasn’t the problem but for posterity I fixed them.
Found the 7blade connector was a little corroded inside with some rust chunks rattling around in it. Maybe the rust was shorting the brake power, I mean it is on the bottom. Nope
Finally, I decided to just replace the blue brake wire front to back.
It runs down the driver side and then through the axle to the passenger side. Yep, I found it. Mid way through the axle the wire was melted through and just enough to short intermittently.
Who would think a wire riding in a steel tube protected from anything would short…. I guess when the trailer was manufactured, the wire was probably damaged pulling it through the axle and it took 20 years to finally arc through
Rules…
The grandson got the idea (from me
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A few years later
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