[showmethebombs]

Originally Posted by figment

do you have an air ratchet?

Yep, I do. I will use the hell out of it too...I imagine it will still be slow going though.

[figment]

Originally Posted by showmethebombs

Yep, I do. I will use the hell out of it too...I imagine it will still be slow going though.

not if you do it the way I stated earlier 1hr.

[ConqSoft]

I did over 300 bolts, with washers and locknuts under the bottom of all of them. Took me lots longer than 1 hour.

[TGZ13]

Originally Posted by ConqSoft

I did over 300 bolts, with washers and locknuts under the bottom of all of them. Took me lots longer than 1 hour.

Holy **** conq

[figment]

Originally Posted by ConqSoft

I did over 300 bolts, with washers and locknuts under the bottom of all of them. Took me lots longer than 1 hour.

you did not use the slick cardboard trick to slide on yer back

[showmethebombs]

WOW...I still have not been billed for the Diamond plate I bought...should i call...or see if I can go with out paying?? I kinda feel bad not paying...but a freebie is always kewl too!

[maxib]

I paid for a couple of sandwiches at a deli for my wife and I long ago before kids and when we really needed every penny. I took my change and sat down at the table with the sandwiches with my wife and then saw that the cashier mistakenly made change for a $20 when I only gave her a $10. Sure, I was tempted to keep it, but it wasn't mine.

I went back and gave the overage back. Despite the looks from the cashier and the other people in line, it was a most satisfying thing for me.

[sheepofblue]

Originally Posted by showmethebombs

WOW...I still have not been billed for the Diamond plate I bought...should i call...or see if I can go with out paying?? I kinda feel bad not paying...but a freebie is always kewl too!

I am sure I don't need to say since you do know the answer

On a side note I was working in a part store when to ladies came in desperately wanting a fuel pump. Well we had one and i felt kind of bad since it was $30ish at a time when most were under $20. Now I thought that since they were from out of town they would think I was preying on them. So I went to great length to explain why is was more. They did not care and were thrilled to get the pump so they could get home that night. when the one lady paid she mistakenly handed me $60 instead of $40, now I crinkled the new bills on habit and just handed one back and made change. The smile and thanks was worth far more than $20.

[showmethebombs]

i KNOW.

I will call the guy that forgot to ship it to me...and then dropped it 4 days later after he missed the second deadline...Oh yea, and dropped it 40 minutes away from my house to the wrong address.

But I will call him...I want to get into heaven ya know.

[sheepofblue]

Originally Posted by showmethebombs

i KNOW.

I will call the guy that forgot to ship it to me...and then dropped it 4 days later after he missed the second deadline...Oh yea, and dropped it 40 minutes away from my house to the wrong address.

But I will call him...I want to get into heaven ya know.

Although given they are losers if you make an honest effort and they still fail, then a freebie with no ding on the conscience

[showmethebombs]

What do you guys/gals think about Dloops on the floor? better or not as good as the Etracks. I am starting to lean toward the D's...only because of flush fitting. I will put steel plate under it...to keep it strong...but how many of you are using this meathod?

[ConqSoft]

You can recess the e-track too... Just takes more work.

[Baketech]

Originally Posted by showmethebombs

What do you guys/gals think about Dloops on the floor? better or not as good as the Etracks. I am starting to lean toward the D's...only because of flush fitting. I will put steel plate under it...to keep it strong...but how many of you are using this meathod?

D-Loops suck compared to the E-track.....unless you are always going to use your trailer exactly the same way.

I use mine for different bikes, ATVs, carts, furniture, etc.... so the flexibility of the E-track blows the D-rings away imho. You can reconfigure in seconds, and keep the boomers clear of any fairings etc...

[showmethebombs]

mm'kay.

I didn't know I could recess those...that might be worth it. I think I am going with the tripple floor style...two on each side, and on in the middle.

[Baketech]

4 is better....

[ConqSoft]

Originally Posted by Baketech

4 is better....

5 is even betterer.

[figment]

Originally Posted by showmethebombs

What do you guys/gals think about Dloops on the floor? better or not as good as the Etracks. I am starting to lean toward the D's...only because of flush fitting. I will put steel plate under it...to keep it strong...but how many of you are using this meathod?

I use both. I think my loops are rated @ 2000 lbs ea. I have them bolted through the floor into 2" angle-iron as the re-inforcement. If you lay out your etrack, you can recess it later with some nice aluminum plate strips

[Baketech]

Originally Posted by ConqSoft

5 is even betterer.

Bastardo!!!!!!

[figment]

Originally Posted by Baketech

Bastardo!!!!!!

heck just tile the floor with it

[abtech]

I used the quick release floor rings and placed them all around without too much drama. Although not flush on a hard floor, they recess into the carpet in my trailer and have never been a problem. Ever drop a 340 mainjet into the ETrack? Not much fun . . .

[ConqSoft]

Originally Posted by abtech

I used the quick release floor rings and placed them all around without too much drama. Although not flush on a hard floor, they recess into the carpet in my trailer and have never been a problem. Ever drop a 340 mainjet into the ETrack? Not much fun . . .

I wouldn't know a 340 mainjet if it bit me.....

[abtech]

Originally Posted by ConqSoft

I wouldn't know a 340 mainjet if it bit me.....

just think very small (small enough to lose itself through the slots) and made of brass (non magnetic). We ended up pulling the entire piece of track to recover the damn thing right before a race . . .