THE DUMPSTER
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Re: THE DUMPSTER
Hey jer yeah I've got one. Drop by when you can and you're more than welcome to it.
I'm just here for the views. It helps me feel wanted.
- ChaseTruck754
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or better yet - bring the beams to Randy's & pull the things there & then just leave the stuff there. His house is easier for me to get to for pick up 
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If you can't let me know and I can barrow one for this weakendPolarcub wrote:Cool I will hit him up this week see if I cna borrow it for an evening thanks
I have been me for 32 years and know i cant spell for Sh!$ so get over it . Thanks Josh
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Cool Randy I will get a text to you...right now the upper radius arm bolts are kicking my butt.....and I didnt know the auto hubs need a different spindle nut tool....Figured it would be like my bronco I should have known hahah...
Steve...I can drop them there or meet you right there off the freeway at starbucks when its time I wasnt going to make you come all the way back to my place haha
Steve...I can drop them there or meet you right there off the freeway at starbucks when its time I wasnt going to make you come all the way back to my place haha
Jeremy
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I just got done tearing apart 2sets of beams this weekend,broke my breaker bar cracked my socket,so I ended up taking everything to the neighborhood mechanicand have him buzz everything apart .I hate factory loctite
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greaslife
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Heat is the answerbajascott wrote:I just got done tearing apart 2sets of beams this weekend,broke my breaker bar cracked my socket,so I ended up taking everything to the neighborhood mechanicand have him buzz everything apart .I hate factory loctite
I have been me for 32 years and know i cant spell for Sh!$ so get over it . Thanks Josh
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That is where I was headed next I was getting a bit frustrated tonight all I have here is the cheapie propane bottle.....
Jeremy
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3/4 impact and someone else doing it for me is the answer
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greaslife
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if I need a3/4i go straight too the one inch
I would off er my bottles but that are empty and too old too refill I think which sucks for me,
I would off er my bottles but that are empty and too old too refill I think which sucks for me,
I have been me for 32 years and know i cant spell for Sh!$ so get over it . Thanks Josh
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greaslife
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In ted of propane use map gass it burns hotter
I have been me for 32 years and know i cant spell for Sh!$ so get over it . Thanks Josh
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Nick, if you think the drive is worth it, I'll do the cooking anytime.Nick wrote:What time should we be there?Wood wrote:Speaking of BBQ...smoker is fired up for ribs and chicken
Here's the photo from yesterday. I'm loving the "Big Steel Keg"...it's basically a poor man's Big Green Egg....and it is SO much easier to deal with than my old offset barrel smoker. Best part is it can do low-and-slow, or very hot (I've seared some delicious ribeyes on there), and I also have a pizza stone and have done some wood-fired pizza also.
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greaslife
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Drool
I have been me for 32 years and know i cant spell for Sh!$ so get over it . Thanks Josh
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Nice! But i gotta say when i saw the price tag on that bad boy, i about shat my pants!Wood wrote:Nick, if you think the drive is worth it, I'll do the cooking anytime.Nick wrote:What time should we be there?Wood wrote:Speaking of BBQ...smoker is fired up for ribs and chicken
Here's the photo from yesterday. I'm loving the "Big Steel Keg"...it's basically a poor man's Big Green Egg....and it is SO much easier to deal with than my old offset barrel smoker. Best part is it can do low-and-slow, or very hot (I've seared some delicious ribeyes on there), and I also have a pizza stone and have done some wood-fired pizza also.
Post some pics of it in the bbq grill thread.
"If at first you don't succeed, it may be cheaper to buy it."
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No worries Jer. I was more joking than anything as Randy's place is on the way to my other friend's place down there, so I drive by his house a bunch. Only real reason I even mentioned it is I will be going to that friend's house on the 24th or 25th when I'm down there so if they were at Randy's I'd be driving driving by. I can meet you somewhere else or whatever though too. I'm lazy about getting them back & it's all about convenience rather than timeline really at this point, so if it doesn't work out - not a big deal!Polarcub wrote:Cool Randy I will get a text to you...right now the upper radius arm bolts are kicking my butt.....and I didnt know the auto hubs need a different spindle nut tool....Figured it would be like my bronco I should have known hahah...
Steve...I can drop them there or meet you right there off the freeway at starbucks when its time I wasnt going to make you come all the way back to my place haha
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No worries Steve I knew you werent in a rush, since I am borrowing some tools from Randy i may see if he minds holding the parts for you since its easy. I think my timeline on this project is already dragging out but it will be worth it! I need to get these things stripped and up to hesperia as soon as possible haha.
Jeremy
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Wait - hold the phone - a timeline is dragging on???? I know NOTHING about that...

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Mine cost about $225 at OSH. I bought it on sale on black friday weekend, sale price and no sales tax. good deal. It is the lesser expensive model without wheels, shelves etc.Nick wrote: Nice! But i gotta say when i saw the price tag on that bad boy, i about shat my pants!
Post some pics of it in the bbq grill thread.
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Hey Jer, use the propane torch it works good, thats what I did. Let it sit for a while, heating all the bolt, it will burn hot enough to break the loctite loose. I can help when you come by if you want to bring the beams.
I'm just here for the views. It helps me feel wanted.
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That is a great deal! I saw prices of $800.Wood wrote:Mine cost about $225 at OSH. I bought it on sale on black friday weekend, sale price and no sales tax. good deal. It is the lesser expensive model without wheels, shelves etc.Nick wrote: Nice! But i gotta say when i saw the price tag on that bad boy, i about shat my pants!
Post some pics of it in the bbq grill thread.
I'm in the market for a new grill. Going to take my time and get the one that works best for me.
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Nick wrote:That is a great deal! I saw prices of $800.Wood wrote:Mine cost about $225 at OSH. I bought it on sale on black friday weekend, sale price and no sales tax. good deal. It is the lesser expensive model without wheels, shelves etc.Nick wrote: Nice! But i gotta say when i saw the price tag on that bad boy, i about shat my pants!
Post some pics of it in the bbq grill thread.
I'm in the market for a new grill. Going to take my time and get the one that works best for me.
Nick,
If your looking for a grill send me a PM. I have a BBQ Island Biz so I can score you a grill for wholesale. Not a green egg dealer but a buddy of mine is.
