Its always nice to have a shop or place, like u do, where u can just walk away from the project and come back at a later date refreshed with an alright lets get this done attitude.
Hi Gregory, thank you for watching. We appreciate that. Yes, you are 100% accurate. We've both worked in regular car garages but never on this large of scale and I honestly don't think the motivation would be as high if we didn't have the space we do now. We're incredibly fortunate to have it.
LOL. You know it. Completely understand burnout when its 1 stick in the spokes after another. Trying my best to keep crawling forward. Thank you for watching!
It may just be the "old school" mechanic in me, but I tend to ditch the rubber gaskets and use cork with gasket shellac on old stuff. Transmission and oil pans especially. I will also throw an extra magnet in the pans of stuff I'm hard on (race cars, towing, etc) and usually just find one off the fridge or something.
Thanks for watching. Completely understand on the gasket. The old one was cork and I can see where it just completely fell apart around it so I wanted to go the rubber route this time to see how it goes. Not a bad idea on the magnets. So much so that I ordered a 2nd one to throw in there. For $10, it's worth it. Thanks for that.
Hi Tim. Thanks for watching and sharing. That really sucks. Definitely is something that needs to get resolved quickly. Hope it all works out. Stay safe out there!
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Its always nice to have a shop or place, like u do, where u can just walk away from the project and come back at a later date refreshed with an alright lets get this done attitude.
Hi Gregory, thank you for watching. We appreciate that. Yes, you are 100% accurate. We've both worked in regular car garages but never on this large of scale and I honestly don't think the motivation would be as high if we didn't have the space we do now. We're incredibly fortunate to have it.
Man, the bumps keep coming but it's great to see how you two handle them and keep going. Thank you for sharing as always!
Thank you very much for watching and sharing. We have to keep it real.
Old car problems...the stories of our lives. Hard to avoid burnout on projects at times for me but I keep plugging along.
LOL. You know it. Completely understand burnout when its 1 stick in the spokes after another. Trying my best to keep crawling forward. Thank you for watching!
It may just be the "old school" mechanic in me, but I tend to ditch the rubber gaskets and use cork with gasket shellac on old stuff. Transmission and oil pans especially. I will also throw an extra magnet in the pans of stuff I'm hard on (race cars, towing, etc) and usually just find one off the fridge or something.
Thanks for watching. Completely understand on the gasket. The old one was cork and I can see where it just completely fell apart around it so I wanted to go the rubber route this time to see how it goes. Not a bad idea on the magnets. So much so that I ordered a 2nd one to throw in there. For $10, it's worth it. Thanks for that.
Mine leaks through the bolt holes and leaves a large puddle when it sits. I haven’t got it corrected
Hi Tim. Thanks for watching and sharing. That really sucks. Definitely is something that needs to get resolved quickly. Hope it all works out. Stay safe out there!