Bought my first rig

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I looked for a bit and only found one that I liked

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Minus the two tone

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Just think about it will ya lol

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I do like the dark bronze on black look. Il give you that. Lol

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It’s settled then :rofl:

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I had a 67 Camaro, one of my first cars, Red with the black stripes. Then I had a 94 z28 convertible. I still like that body style the best, just sleek looking and sounded great.

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I love that body styling of the late 90s cameros. Particularly the late 90s early 2000s firebird with the ram air! Now thats a sexy piece of machinery! I would agree the 60s is better than the 70s though

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This got off topic. As long as we’re talking cars, my project car would be a 63 beetle. Would it make it a sleeper car like the movie.

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Don’t you have a rig to get dialed in? :rofl:

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You rang?

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Master Thread Derailer indeed. wonder if theirs a tag for grammer notseez

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There’s a tag for purt near anything. Just gotta know who wields the power.

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yes! but Id drop the skirt and spoiler. I just don’t like skirts on any car.
actually, no, I do like this one. But too shiny, you can get a good look at the lines.

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It’s unbelievable, the crappy “power washing trailers” which vendors are slapping together and selling for a king’s ransom.

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It’s our duty to be informed buyers! So what’s more unbelievable is the fact it’s not researched by the buyers. I’m not saying everybody needs to know how to build a rig but everyone using this equipment should at the very least know what to look for

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Sometimes even with research you don’t know what you don’t know. I assumed the trailer would be sufficient for what they sold me. Didn’t even occur to me to look up mounting supports before I noticed the bolts pulling out. At least the place I bought from has fixed every issue free of charge.

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Turns out the blower motor on my “new” alkota already died. What’s the service life on those? Only got 30 hours. This rig man…one thing after another. Seller said they’ll replace it.

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I look at a lot of machines from day to day and I can’t remember yours. Do you have that unit from Tyler? I think it’s a DC rig?? No AC generator right?

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Never mind I just scrolled up and now I know where I’m at now. I’m on a 32 hour stretch :rofl: While your DC motor driven blower is not as reliable as a AC motor you would get still plenty of life from it.

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For me, I’d want them to replace it with a check for what I paid them…so I could go buy something that doesn’t keep breaking at every turn. If I wanted to deal with that, I’d go back into offroad Jeeping… oh wait, not having a Jeep at the moment is the only thing stopping me from doing that, carry on!

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