I admit I'm a newbie. I've been enjoying the hours that I've been reading and learning here. Just like most everyone else I find the auto-start to be a nuisance. Sure, it's really not a big deal to hit the button once you get 'reminded' that it will die at the first stop light.
There is...
I used to use painters tape, easy to remove. My thought process was if it was important enough to print a label it was worth keeping, if it wasn't it hit the trash bin. ;-)
Also, my handwriting isn't as impressive a nice print font.
I built a large plywood shelves rack years ago but decided this year to ditch the cheapo plastic bins for the type of totes shown in the video. I also bought a label maker to label the parts that are in it.
Labeling totes is a must.
I'm a retired master electrician that enjoys wrenching...
That is what I was wondering.
Also wondering, because I've read 15 pages and have info overload that I can't recall, if there are any frequency changes when selecting speaker or speaker/tweeter?
Thank you for your videos. I found them informational and entertaining.
I'll be like so many other...
Nice job. Really like the placement.
I bought a MXT275 a year ago for my truck but hardly hear anyone ever talk on it. I like the range much better than on the CB though.
Plan to move it to the Bronco but it is low on the list right now. Maybe in 7 months.... ;-)
Gotcha.
They aren't cheap. The reduction of fire hazard due to their improved design over regular lithium batteries was a factor in me going this route. Space wasn't a concern for me as it was direct replacement size.
Sounds like you have a plan. Best of luck. Looking forward to see the...
Get 2 and hook them in parallel. Expensive, but the fire risk on these batteries is lower than normal lithium batteries and they charge 3 times faster. Or not, just spitballing.
I get it, I had to think long and hard before paying that much for a battery.
I don't know if this will help or not but the Titan 8 series of lithium batteries is pretty impressive. It's supposed to be a new design in lithium batteries.
I have a large displacement high compression S&S engine in my old Harley that I had trouble starting when the engine was hot. It has...
Cool. I'm blessed to have a garage too. At times the pollen gets so bad around here that it colors everything yellow, even the side-streets.
Mine still looks new , I just want to keep it that way. Only had it a couple of weeks. Never had a convertible before, I really like it.
I did a cursory search and didn't find a thread about soft top care. There may be one hidden somewhere but I didn't have much luck finding it.
What are good practices or products that will keep our soft tops healthy and looking good? Thanks.
Mine is new to me, not sure I'm ready to get any scratches on it just yet ;-)
The last few years I've rode dirt bikes, Honda Ranchers or a passenger in a UTV in the woods. Eventually I'll get around to taking it out in the Ozarks. Right now it's Harley season.