Thanks Guys,
Sounds like you're getting busy, I know that there are people with regular updates and Tech Tips are coming in all the time. I know that many of you have their own website with the updates in there and even some Tech Tips on it and it is hard enough to keep that updated with things you already know and have done, I’m guilty to that too. I rather spent those hours tinkering at my bolt. And then there’s a whole world of other things happening besides the bolt, like visiting grandkids (repair the go-kart, again), the garden, which always needs work and then that ridiculous past time they call work. I’m just hoping to cut down on the nice &%$#%$@ moments with my truck, while taking it down to the basics. While enjoying that feeling and after applying a bandage for the part that got hit, I snoop the Bolt to find out that the Tech Tip about removing the tire from a split rim is already there (a search on split rims will give you plenty info, but it needs to be condensed to a Tip) and that the guy did it without bruises and cuts. So I start reading the thread, get distracted and before you know it, the sun sets and I have to get ready for another game of “work” the next day. I admire the guys that make progress, no matter what happens. A real fighter I think is ChevyAsylum, he has his “distractions”, but is right at it, the moment he is free or feeling good, to start again, and his website is a perfect log of his progress. No job too big and still finding time to update the site. That makes me feel like a third grade bolter, so I got to work on that. He, I’m learning here too!
Thanks for the response and I’ll see you or your work in the Stovebolt
Regards,
Richard
Woogeroo: I know and a nice website too, I lost plenty of hours there, but it doesn't show up when I do a search on the Bolt for a certain thing and that's a shame, it's there, but I can't find it, just like that %$@4@ wrench I just used and now it's gone until I clean the shop.
