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beats floating point....Metric conversion math
That's what grandkids are for. Crack the whip a little.We have a large number of trailers. The issue is moving it from inside the house, down 3 steps, and then lifting that bugger up onto the trailer bed. All of that without taking out the pedals or snapping the spindle legs. On the other hand, Chuck is a master and telling you step by step what to do to troubleshoot.
Yep, had the "real" surgery before they started drilling little holes in you to do it. Hoping mine stays put.Unless you already had the surgery...the repair of a repair does require you to be gutted like a fish.![]()
5 and 3 won’t be much help.That's what grandkids are for. Crack the whip a little.
(None of this is to be taken as actual advice. Neither the loading and moving or threatening children with whips.)
I understand there is a place in Canada that does them on an assembly line.Inguinal hernia surgery is not a big deal these days. Way better than when I was cut open.
So dig Gibson solid bodies....such " outta the box" thinking....
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Go buy a surplus forklift at the government auction in San Diego.We have a large number of trailers. The issue is moving it from inside the house, down 3 steps, and then lifting that bugger up onto the trailer bed. All of that without taking out the pedals or snapping the spindle legs. On the other hand, Chuck is a master and telling you step by step what to do to troubleshoot.
Have one, just heavy asGo buy a surplus forklift at the government auction in San Diego.
to move off the farm.Love the sound of those little buckers......If the green Firebird hadn't been so chowdered up, I think Frank would have bought it.
You shoulda just left it on the trailer and built a practice room around it.We have a large number of trailers. The issue is moving it from inside the house, down 3 steps, and then lifting that bugger up onto the trailer bed. All of that without taking out the pedals or snapping the spindle legs. On the other hand, Chuck is a master and telling you step by step what to do to troubleshoot.
I had plumb forgot it doesn't look in real life like it does in your profile pic.Until I get my pick guard out of the shop for a slight modification, I’m digging the old school look.
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Oh, they'll be lots of help!5 and 3 won’t be much help.
20’ flat bed. About the right size.You shoulda just left it on the trailer and built a practice room around it.
...other than.., the 1983 Gibson Futura/CorvusSo dig Gibson solid bodies....such " outta the box" thinking....
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Maybe this one should have remained 'in the box'...