Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3865503)

I would have to pass on renting, just me.

Originally Posted by -ZS-Carpenter (Post 3865528)

I got the motive universal cap to try on the clutch. I wanted to be able to blast all the crap out of the system like I can with the brakes. It works. Did a dry run to make sure the lid sealed and only ran it at 8psi max. Good stuff for $25

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Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3865534)

Ordered stack of OSB for garage walls and ceiling. Delivery for Friday.

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3865537)

In my dad's garage. I used cheap paneling for walls, and 3/4 plywood on top of the rafters, under the rafters, used white marlite paneling. We used the area above the rafters for storage. That's why the 3/4 plywood. I also installed a set of pull down steps to get above the garage.

Originally Posted by BoneZ (Post 3865543)

Good evening, Mr. Rusty.

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3865488)

Got up at 7am. Go out to the motorhome and give it one final check before the renter comes. Find out the toilet is leaking. :eek: The bathroom floor is soaked, everything smells. :shakes head: Wipe up the mess. Take toilet apart to find that some how a gasket has shifted out of place. :icon14: The only thing that I can figure out is a FAT azz had thrown their self down hard on the toilet. (this was a family of 6 heavy set people) Causing things to shift. Put things back together. Clean the bathroom up. Then scrub the carpet outside the bathroom. It was soaked too. Damn people never told me it was leaking. :shakes head: I just finished everything just before the new renter showed up.

Now I need a nap. Zzzzzz

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3865533)

We are making more money on it then what I thought we would. :tup: I expect some stuff to break, but it has been the weird chit. How in the hell do you bend a door striker, and cause a toilet to leak? :shakes head:

Originally Posted by BoneZ (Post 3865543)

Good evening, Mr. Rusty.

Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3865547)

:hello:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3865536)

I would suck out the old fluid and wipe clean the inside of the reservoir before using pressure to bleed. By sucking out and wiping the inside clean. You remove any chance of any particles getting blown down through the line.