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I was a hater until I got my first stack to see if it made my packing for the dunes easier. It 100% is a game changer. And now in my garage I have a packout section so I can keep my tools mobile.

I recently went Milwaukee everything. It's insane how user friendly it is. I switched all of my tool boxes/bags over to milwaukee packouts as well and built another set of tools for the dunes. Just roll it over to the truck, throw it in the bed, and it has everything I need it in. It's crazy...

I went terminator and put it inside of a "sealed" outdoor electrical box that I got for $10 at home depot. Then put it inside of my rear luggage container. Works great. I used the CBM harness. It's okay... Wires are extensively too long, sheathing is mediocre, and I had to make some adjustments...

One truck immediately. Two more by the end of the year Yep, my insurance team is already on it. Should have a 1mil liability with a 2mil aggregate on each truck, and an umbrella on the company. Not playing games with insurance haha.

Interesting. I had considered doing something similar, but my hang up was rates due to no history of the new LLC. As a cosigner it should work out though. Both. He is already operating as a sole prop and does decent business with both service and new construction. Has way more potential and...

All 3 are sort of options. It's a new plumbing business I'm helping get off the ground so there isn't established revenue/forecast/profits to make an educated decision on tax implications. So wondering what others are doing to see if there's some sort of trend that makes sense.

There's probably quite a few of you guys who owners/operators of trades businesses on here so figure you guys are the right people to ask. How are you guys going about getting your new work trucks? Are you financing them through your bank? Are you financing them through the dealership? Are you...

If I recall correctly that motor is a stock 5.3 junk yard motor as well. Chatted with him for awhile 2 trips ago

Reece already has something up his sleeve for a MUCH bigger event next season

We had 28 alumicrafts from the first gens to the newest S2 out there for a ride this past weekend. Good times and cool to see all of those cars together

It was probably the sideways launch to all 4 wheel slides you were doing on that ride hahahah

Cool, warm, whatever you identify as, as long as the car stays in the dunes and doesn't end up rotting in someones back yard

Tried really hard to justify keeping this thing in our camp but I can't figure out a way to convince my fiance we need 2 alumicrafts just before our wedding and buying a house. Killer car. Please someone cool buy it so we can keep it close to camp

You can go to sparco headquarters. I believe it's in irvine

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Great set up. I've got an older unit, but it's an awesome trailer once I finished the wall sag preventative repair

@Reece Pettersen does, but if I remember correctly he is not willing to sell at all

The one that goes: ChOpcHOphOPChopCHop

I've always paid for AAA tow for RV/Trailer and when I called to use it for the first time about 6 months ago they wouldn't do it. Had a bad axle on a boat trailer that was 30' long. Asked them to tow it to my house and they said the only thing they would do is put it on a flat bed, but they...

I think the last one I saw like that used one of these style brackets welded to the cross tube, then the steering shaft was mounted using two heims, so you could adjust the angle of the steering shaft/wheel...