Thinking
There yuh go, playing bad influence again. 

Seriously, don't stack it. Everything about that is wrong. Oh you could make all work if you had to. If you want to do all that for convenient parking, by all means...
I can't believe your contemplating it, at one time I actually thought you were intelligent.


Seriously, don't stack it. Everything about that is wrong. Oh you could make all work if you had to. If you want to do all that for convenient parking, by all means...
I can't believe your contemplating it, at one time I actually thought you were intelligent.
Originally Posted by ZebraFord
Thanks for the responses. I have a trailer it will fit on, just will be a pain to find somewhere to park since I'm staying overnight with a friend close to Nashville. I got to looking earlier, and I don't think the bed would line up anyways due to how the cab and bed of the tenth gen overlap at the bottom. They wouldn't be able to overlap like that at the top
There yuh go, playing bad influence again. 

Seriously, don't stack it. Everything about that is wrong. Oh you could make all work if you had to. If you want to do all that for convenient parking, by all means...
I can't believe your contemplating it, at one time I actually thought you were intelligent.


Seriously, don't stack it. Everything about that is wrong. Oh you could make all work if you had to. If you want to do all that for convenient parking, by all means...
I can't believe your contemplating it, at one time I actually thought you were intelligent.
Wanted to see if you guys know anything first. My AC is getting old, it may not work to much longer. Anyway, I want to take the precaution of not having it lock up on me. What's best, just purchase a new compressor ? I need an outstanding defrost cycle for winter. Not at all worried about AC, later perhaps. Working fine, but I'm sensing time is short for that, I don't trust it anymore lol
Thanks!
Thanks!
Well iduno, you would have to rig up the tails and support the filler neck. That's what bungees are for, actually, that wouldn't be too difficult. Yup, still a good idea.
Last edited by Jbrew; Nov 11, 2016 at 10:47 PM.
Brew...If you are having compressor questions now, why not do a switch out while the weather is decent enough. If you wait, it may not break, but if it does, then you have to do the work in the cold or wet. If I knew it was going out or making noise early, I'd certainly change it out while the weather is decent enough. JMO, of course.
Last edited by akdoggie; Nov 12, 2016 at 03:20 AM.










