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You need to drive to AK a few times. Lol

block off the radiator and heater core and use some muratic acid. It will eat aluminum so be careful

Some people must be way more suseptible to it than others. I never wear gloves and never have had any issues. But I know others that do. Maybe I'm just to bitter lol. Concrete is way cheaper there. My seven yards cost $2k delivered

It could cause some foaming in the tank. But wouldn't think it would be an issue, certainly not like in the supply side.

sounds like it was in limp mode

Don't not worth the hassle.

So normal shifting would be 1 the 2nd then 3rd the lockup in 3rd then OD then lockup again as it will unlock between 3rd and OD

So it's normal to not have engine braking in OD. Are you positive it's downshifted to 3rd and not the torque convertor unlocking?

Most of that stuff was lost in system upgrades. Admin didn't seem concerned about saving it.

Just a place for my metal working tools. Frees up a bunch of wall space in the main shop hoping to have a lot more workbench space. Wouldn't take much with what I have now.

I don't feel fast anymore. Lol

All dried in. Had to run to town to get some more ice and water shield. Metal is ordered might be a couple of weeks before I can get to it

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Everything on site

Look at previous pictures

And trusses set.

More truss pics

Getting started on the trusses

The heated water rises creating a thermo siphon, which moves water around. Most block heaters sizzle relatively quickly.

I always hit my head way more wearing a hard hat.