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mafoose posted:Suspension on a utility trailer? My old utility trailer has leaf springs, most of them do. Otherwise when you live in the boonies and drive on lovely roads your load would get bounced all over. Mine died, sadly. It was rusty and while hauling a load of firewood the fram snapped in half and dumped all the firewood in the road. It was quite embarrassing.
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Sockington posted:Yeah, that eventually strips out the worm gear system. That's fine. If it works once, you changed your tire on stage and now you're back in the game. That's what's important. I'll have a generator and welder in the service wagon, we can steal people's jacks and make more as needed.
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DJ Commie posted:You call your local power company, they come out and take the meter off for you, however long you need it. However, its on their schedule and they will likely ask for permits if they are required. Just don't pay your power bill. They'll disconnect your power for free! No questions asked.
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I always take payments on cars.... one easy payment of my asking price, in cash. It really isn't very hard...
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