Shin de-skinner 2000. For people who like to back all the way up in parking spots that butt up against the sidewalk.
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Random Thought Thread
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Jsega51
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There’s been a few times I’ve wondered why some weird ass post is showing up in my feed and then I see your comments on those posts and laugh my ass off!
ferider
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Are you trying to say Josh is unstable? LOL
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As long as you stay in front of the trailer. If I have to slow way down to travel with it I'm not taking it.It’s for my new stabilizer no sway hitch for the travel trailer. The wife rode with my mom behind me last time we went out and told me above 70 I’m all over the place. I just hammer down, it’s still behind me
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DuuuudeShinbuster 2000 is right
And i’m perfectly stable Blues!!!!
If one of those was ever on a truck i painted.... I'd probably be in the hospital lol
I can't tell you how many times I've walked into a truck hitch that's covered in plastic while painting
stjones
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So unfortunate. I had scratch lined up for the khuk preorder but due to a flat tire on Tuesday after shift (changing to spare at 11:30pm in da rain with only my cell phone for flash light) I had to blow it all on new tires.
Nathan the Machinist
can you make an extra for me? Pretty please with the cutest tiny ponies on top! 
#pimpinain’teasy
Nathan the Machinist
can you make an extra for me? Pretty please with the cutest tiny ponies on top! #pimpinain’teasy
Random thought:So unfortunate. I had scratch lined up for the khuk preorder but due to a flat tire on Tuesday after shift (changing to spare at 11:30pm in da rain with only my cell phone for flash light) I had to blow it all on new tires.
#pimpinain’teasy
I keep a variety of things in each vehicle
- headlamp (I figure if I need a light for a vehicle, I’d want to have both hands free)
- LED flares and reflective safety vest
- waterproof baseball cap (specifically for doing things like changing a tire in the rain. Keeps rain out of my eyes/face)
- raincoat
- various tools, battery jumppack and a tire inflator and tire plug kit.
Mick Boardman
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The “what was I just thinking “ look when you forget that random thought before you had time to ponder it. 
stjones
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I was prepared with the exception of rain coat (though I did have a hoody) and headlamp/flashlight. Also fortunate enough that I was able to pull onto a side street with zero traffic. A plug would not have worked. It was a 1”x2” piece of steel that punctured the tire creating a gash not a hole.
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So unfortunate. I had scratch lined up for the khuk preorder but due to a flat tire on Tuesday after shift (changing to spare at 11:30pm in da rain with only my cell phone for flash light) I had to blow it all on new tires.
#pimpinain’teasy
Dude I'm in a some what similar situation
Back to the drawing board on those investment/retirement plans.
