What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

I was going to say, perhaps my information was misinformed. Looks like there are two? That does happen. Same as MI, NL is split into two seperate main land masses, the island of Newfoundland, and Labrador on the continental mainland. Each one has a community named Charlottetown. For that matter, I have a community named broad cove a few minutes from me, and another one not even an hours drive away.

I'd really like to visit Michigan someday, as well as costal Minnesota, such as Duluth and two harbors, As well as other parts of the great Lakes (the lakes freighters being a big reason), but for some reason Michigan really draws me to want to visit if I ever get the money and time, the landscape and scenery

 

I hate those types

 

And I'd be having a talk with that "friend" too.

Hey, maybe with you being a moderator and all, you could ban her?

 

I built dad a cabinet/miniature house for Christmas. He's making good use of it.

 

Cool...That took some time..What goes on the inside?

 

There's like 5 "cedar lake's" in Wisconsin. There's cedar trees all over the state. A lot of water looks blue, so there could be many "blue lakes" in Wisconsin too, but I only have heard of 1 of those.

 

That’s pretty neat.

 

thanks!

thanks!

thanks! I think he just has more tools and hardware and such inside.

I finished building it (except for the Windows) and discovered I couldn't lift it. It must be over 100 lbs. I had to get help to get it to the vehicle. I should have known it'd be heavy.

I'd like to build myself one when I have time. Time is in short supply

 

Yes, plenty of examples of places with the same name, right around the world. Lot of cedar trees in Wisconsin huh? I didn't know that, interesting.

 

I like the tools also.. Your a great son..

 

Whst brand dealer? Ive worked for ford and gm, seems theres always a pile of red tape and hoops to jump through, some days just show me what needs fixing and I'll fix it instead of all tge b.s. involved

 

The ramps would work for oil changes and maintenance, but not for ground clearance when driving

I think the leveling strut kit is the way to go. Yes, they cost a little more, but not bad, and you don't run into the issues that the spacers do with the stock shocks.

 

We've installed a few leveling kits, ford, gm, dodge, Toyota, etc..
Some seem to eat cv axles and boots, some doesn't seem to matter much

Sometimes we do spacers and sometimes we do struts, struts are the way to go if the ones that are on tge truck are pooched

 

Both red and white cedar here. Pretty much all over the state

 

Not only the CV's but other issues can occur with the spacers.

The factory struts are fine on mine, but the struts are designed for the lift, unlike the stock shocks