I got caught in a rain storm right between my pulley & oil change today....

 

LOL, devoted SOB, LMAO,


at least it was on concrete and not dirt, the way the picture is, the wheels, and lights, Your truck looks really happy, like its getting a massage. LOL

 

What are you naked under there? Try wearing pants next time.

 

LOL!!! Yeah right!!

Tan work pants....

 

looks like you are getting run over,, hope it didn't hurt

~Toast

PS,,, and if i remember correctly,, i ifinished installing my bassani cat bak a few months ago, with the snow on the ground underneath me and at 3 in the morning,,,,,, when i had to be at work by 5 am nothing beats the feeling of a job well done though.
Would have been done much earlier but some of the parts they shipped me needed to be modified ( wrong bolts/spacers/bolt pattern on hangers.)

 

That IS dedication! I bitch about having to work in a nice dry garage!

Thanks for the help today, Richard.

 

I have a 6 car garage here, LOL thats the bad thing... 2 Corvettes, a Chevy truck getting a motor swap, A old Harley, about 13 motors & a ton of tools is why I cant even hardly walk in there....


My Vette & L have to sit outside... all Lonely with the daily driven junk....

No problem Tim...

 

I see you had your cooler though! hehehehe! Snowin' here again! @#$*&#

 

That's NOT what it looks like its getting. the only thing missing is this----->

 

What
Do you change your pulley at each oil change?

Hey I don't see a cast on your leg, how is the recovery going?

 

Its good to see you have your priorities straight, with the cooler still within arms reach of the job sight! Ya, how is the leg doing?

 

You are the man!!!

 

Yes I am down to a aircast now, very small and can be conceled. At my last checkup I had some mineral loss in one of my bones and one boned wasnt totaly healed. I am walking slowly now. Its very painful and drives me nuts.....

 

The day before the Ford techs had a chance to look at my engine I pulled off my pulley and reinstalled the stock one. The temp was about 0 and I was laying on ice and snow. At one point I sat in my other truck to warm up for a few minutes and then slid back under the L to finish the job and my jacket froze to the ground.

 

im sure those pain killers for your leg make everything ok though!!