DIY REKT

[Anonymous No.1735451]

can we get a diy rekt going lost my folder

[Anonymous No.1735515]

Just found this today. Was working in a church and someone rigged a Lionel train control to control the bell system. What really got me is that they spliced a wire from an old strip plug into one with a ground and then that one into a 277v switch.

[Anonymous No.1735516]

>>1735515
Picture of the Lionel switch

[Anonymous No.1735541]

>>1735451

If you'd ever worked on a construction site you might know that your pic is normal and safe before the house is finished. But then you don't build houses in your mom's basement so I understand.

[Anonymous No.1735547]

>>1735541
Are you Mexican?

[Contractor No.1735549]

>>1735547
But he's right.

You and the OP are ignorant.
That jbox on a cord is probably going to a generator, they pushed in the wire tags just do they could have some temp power in portions of the house, as you'll also notice that the Mains aren't connected in the panel.

Completely normal.

[Anonymous No.1735573]

>>1735549
Namefags get the rope and so do niggers who shove wires into receptacles designed to take plug blades. The acceptable "retard's generator hookup" would be a box on an extension cord with a couple of bus bars in it so you can properly screw down the wires. Then wires can't fall out or make an intermittent (arcing) connection. The setup in the pic screams literally illiterate laborer logic.

[Anonymous No.1735584]

>>1735541
theres probably 100,000 worth of fines in that picture dip shit

[Anonymous No.1735594]

>>1735451

Here, have some OC. Found pic related today.

[Anonymous No.1735602]

>>1735451
>>1735541
>>1735549
The thing that made me wonder is why are the white wires in the hot slots, and the blacks in the neutrals? Or am I backwards?

[Anonymous No.1735607]

>>1735541
something being accepted en mass by working class schlubs neither makes something normal nor safe.
what op has posted is an unholy abomination that should elicit feelings of shame, and not be used as a tool of derision.
may God have mercy on your soul if you consider that to be "normal."
t. electrical engineer

[Anonymous No.1735616]

duct in my house I opened up, was wondering why it didn't blow air

[Anonymous No.1735617]

>>1735616
First time opening up the attic crawlspace

[Anonymous No.1735618]

>>1735617
lololol now I know why this part of the attic was sealed

[Anonymous No.1735620]

>>1735618
Bonus: not even all the garbage and debris left by previous owners

[Anonymous No.1735623]

>>1735602
You're right. That just adds to how stupid the practice is.
Also no earthing. I hope they aren't using faulty tools which rely on a good case ground for safety. Then again, I'm assuming the same mental malfunctioners who did this haven't already clipped the earthing pin off all their tools.

[Anonymous No.1735640]

>>1735451
Bunch of dip shits on here. Lol.... I thought it was great. Guess no one has been to foriegn third world countries, or construction sites.....

Once saw a Toyota truck jacked up and one rear wheel remove with just a rim and a rope tied to the rim. Want cement two stories up wrap the rope around a 4×4 box to a reel three stories up made out of bamboo. Put the truck in drive and push the gas up it goes. Hold the brake put it in reverse and down it comes.

Lol... it was great.

[Anonymous No.1735643]

>>1735451
you've never temped in a few outlets and maybe the furnace to keep working in the winter?

[Anonymous No.1735652]

>>1735594
what am I looking at besides a hole?

[Anonymous No.1735653]

>>1735594
is this a cum hole? It looks like someone has jabbed their thumbs in either side and came into that hole on a regular basis.

[Anonymous No.1735660]

>>1735640
That kind of nigger shit isn't supposed to be celebrated. It's supposed to be filmed around the clock until it fails catastrophically, then the video posted online.
Take some pride in doing a good job safely.

>>1735643
Yes. With splices or screw terminals, and the right polarity.

[Anonymous No.1735663]

[Anonymous No.1735664]

[Anonymous No.1735755]

>>1735618
> Tube of Nonoxyl-9

Ugh... never want to buy a used house

[Anonymous No.1735786]

>>1735616
In my mothers old house my sister had a upstairs bedroom and she use to dump her trash into the vent in the floor.

[Anonymous No.1735803]

>>1735616
I remember this pic... I'm pretty sure I asked if you'd checked the pack to make sure it's empty. Been a while.

>>1735643
Actually I have, a couple of years ago when I lost a hot leg coming from the pole to the house. Did it with a 12' roll of 14-2 Romex and a replacement plug. It was the cheapest stuff I could get at the hardware store. Evidently I didn't even need the plug... That's like, $1.79 I'll never get back. Fuck.

[Anonymous No.1735835]

>>1735652
>>1735653

It's a drain pipe. The screw plugs on either side are the proper way to seal unused freshwater pipes. The cotton in the middle is not quite the proper way to seal a drain. On the other side it was black with mold. But nobody's going to notice with wallpaper over it, right? Plus, you can rub your hands in glee over the 50 cents you saved on a plastic plug.

[Anonymous No.1735862]

>>1735541
Contractor panels: yes.
That fucking abomination: no.

[Anonymous No.1735948]

>>1735803
Sadly the pack was empty. However, the spice jar was half full.

[Anonymous No.1735987]

>>1735451
your an incel if you think they're's anything wrong with this.

[Anonymous No.1736013]

>>1735987
>t. "Contractor"

[Anonymous No.1736159]

>>1735602
Probably the idiot drywall guys did it to fire up some light circuits. The big slot in the outlets is not the hot side.

[Anonymous No.1736161]

>>1735663
Reminds me of some Ingles grocery store crap I have seen before. They build their stores in rural areas and when the market goes up for the land they sell them. Their stores are built for land investment. The store profit is just an added benefit.

[Anonymous No.1736172]

>>1736159
>idiot drywall guys

I should've known. It all makes perfect sense now. Based Anon is based.

[Anonymous No.1736233]

>>1735664
Thievery under pressure?

[Anonymous No.1736256]

[Anonymous No.1736447]

>>1735516
Fucking kek

[Anonymous No.1736448]

>>1735451
if you want to start a particular thread, go for it. stop with this faggy "durr lost muh memes" bullshit, this isn't reddit

[Anonymous No.1736450]

>>1735451
It's too bad this shitty site only let's you post one pic at a time
Found this on an open door leading to a transformer room lmao

[Anonymous No.1736451]

>>1736450
"I care enough to hand craft a sign as a warning, but not enough to shut the fucking door"

[Anonymous No.1736455]

>>1735516
I'll give you $10 for the Lionel transformer.

[Anonymous No.1736481]

>>1735516
>>1736455
I'll give you $11

[Anonymous No.1736484]

>>1736481
$11.01

[Anonymous No.1736612]

>>1735516
I have a transformer just like this. I use it in a giant clock. It took a while to get the voltage right but it keeps perfect time.

[Anonymous No.1736613]

>>1736484
GOD DAMNIT ITS THOSE ROTATING THINGS AGAIN

[Anonymous No.1736784]

>>1736256
the hell

[Anonymous No.1736847]

>>1736233
I'm gonna guess that valves was shut off to part off the condenser leaked causing liquid to puddle in the header and they opened the valve causing hot gas to boil the liquid too fast for it to move through the condenser
>>1736256
WTF am I looking at here?

[Anonymous No.1737011]

>>1736784
>>1736847

I’d guess it’s a filter system for lots of fish and it’s feeding a couple of different tanks.

[Anonymous No.1737035]

>>1737011
>>1736847
its a sprinkler system next to a pool system or hot tub or somethng

[Anonymous No.1737458]

>>1735616
Select all squares with spermicide and asslube.
Select all squares with cigarettes and pennies.
If there are none, select skip.

[Anonymous No.1737496]

Midsection of a 25' cast-iron vent stack passing up from the basement through a bathroom wall & out the roof. Rusted & separated at a joint, and repaired with... electrical tape.

[Anonymous No.1737505]

>>1737496
if you opened it far enough to put tape on it why wouldn't you just fix it?

[Anonymous No.1737517]

>>1737496
>repaired
No.

[Anonymous No.1737531]

>>1736847
Little electrical tape will help keep those welds in line there

[Anonymous No.1737648]

>>1737496

[Anonymous No.1737651]

>>1735541
>your pic is normal and safe
what 3rd world shithole are you from? how the fuck did you end up on 4chan?

[Anonymous No.1737686]

>>1737651
This is why 120v is superior. It's pretty much harmless unless you have a shit-body. Don't stick your fingers where you wouldn't stick your dick and you'll be fine.

[Anonymous No.1737712]

>>1735549
>Completely normal

Yeaht!

[Anonymous No.1737714]

>>1737686
WWWRONG!
120V means more current for the same load, which means that 15A tool you've got running off that nigrig shit is heating the 0.001 square inch contact surface between the wire and the outlet that's designed for BLADES to approximately 900 degrees housefirenheit.
Jesus fucking Christ. Electrical is for people who have a brain. Home depot laborers need not apply under any circumstances. You are also never allowed to use oil based paint after all the times a house burned down because a retard stuffed a trash bag full of oily rags.

[Anonymous No.1737722]

>>1737496
Ford Transit, coolant hose burst and this is how they tried to fix it... Electrical tape can fix anything, am I right?

[Anonymous No.1737767]

>>1736450
With the 4chan X extension you can automatically post multiple images sequentially. Depending on how many you may still have to solve multiple captchas.

[Anonymous No.1737788]

We doing some DIY gore
The basement for this house was mud, the walls of the foundation were green treated 1/2" plywood with green threaded studs on a single layer of CMUs

[Anonymous No.1737789]

>>1737788
You could see through the corner of the house. Thay is daylight coming in.
The whole house was framed in 2x3s, not 2x4, 2x3s

[Anonymous No.1737790]

Different place. Homeowner special.
Switch was wired through the fixture so even though the light switch was off, the neutral and ground touched and tripped the breaker. Yea white and ground made a huge spark...

[Anonymous No.1737831]

>>1737722
>Electrical tape can fix anything, am I right?
Electrical tape cannot fix anything. Even for its intended purpose it sucks pretty hard.
I have no idea why people use it for general bullshit.

[Anonymous No.1737968]

[BP No.1737987]

>>1737968
Is this dude who shot his water heater? How did that work?

[Anonymous No.1737988]

>>1737987
He removed the silicone immediately before even filling it after he made the thread.

[BP No.1737994]

>>1737988
Did he every find a way to fix it?

[Anonymous No.1738007]

>>1737994
He bought a used one off craigslist

[Anonymous No.1738012]

>>1737714
Depends on the size wire that feeds the receptacle from the breaker and the size of breaker.

[Anonymous No.1738016]

>>1738012
No it doesn't. I mean it does, but the proper cross section sizing of the wire per allowed current isn't the problem here. How are you not getting this?

[Anonymous No.1738018]

>>1735541
bullshit. if OSHA saw that you'd get your ass blasted 20 different ways.

[Anonymous No.1738019]

>>1738016
Volts go up, current goes down. I thought you and anon were having another retarded "380v vs 120v" /int/ argument.

[Anonymous No.1738020]

>>1737789
>>1737788
>north American plugs
Was this Gary Indiana or Detroit?

[Anonymous No.1738022]

>>1738019
Yeah that's not what's being debated. The topic is the the retard outlets in the OP pic.

[Anonymous No.1738064]

>>1736256
Fucking wow

[Anonymous No.1738078]

>>1735616
>spice islands
Fucjing parents trying to steal my bay leaves.

[Anonymous No.1738125]

one of my faves

[Anonymous No.1738126]

[Anonymous No.1738127]

[Anonymous No.1738128]

[Anonymous No.1738130]

>>1735451
>several million dollars worth of cars
>can't spend the $30 to bolt the shit down

[Anonymous No.1738140]

>>1737789
old moble home?

[Anonymous No.1738141]

First time on this board since it came out. I don't know what the hell any of this means.

Do you guys all work in contracting/electrical/plumbing? Is there a point to learning this just cause?

[Anonymous No.1738148]

>>1737790
Was it GFCI? Neutral and ground touching shouldn't trip the breaker like that.

[Anonymous No.1738156]

>>1736256
If I had to guess...
Those look like pumps salvaged off of jacuzzi type tubs... so maybe a really messy home made irrigation system?

[Anonymous No.1738160]

>>1737831
Its nice for certain stuff because its stretchy and will conform to shapes. My buddy used it once to tape his glass Sherlock back together.

[Anonymous No.1738175]

>>1737831
I was taught use it when going over a pipe for extra protection. We also use it to protect the sealing tape leading up to end plates in stainless cases.

It's also used to protect the cable from the grounding stud that is added at openings.

Cant think of many other official uses. Pretty useful attaching rope to cables to pull them in.

[Anonymous No.1738234]

>>1735616
Standard in new homes. The gypsies the builders hire to clean before turnover will often sweep all their trash into the vents because it's quicker and easier.

>>1735664
"Can't you just add some more freezone to it?"

>>1736256
Plus it's wired like a Christmas tree

>>1736847
"Well, we only got 6" of pipe but a whole box of couplings"

>>1737505
At least there's a union

>>1737790
Nice old-timer splice on the left. At least they stapled (some) of it.

>>1738125
As a temp workaround I can understand it...but how do you leave it in permanently?

[Anonymous No.1738235]

Obligatory glownut post

[Anonymous No.1738237]

>>1738235

[Anonymous No.1738239]

>>1738237

[Anonymous No.1738240]

>>1738239

[Anonymous No.1738247]

>>1738141
/diy/ is full of people who actually work doing practical shit for a living, and hobbyists who just like making things or doing their own maintenance on things.

[Anonymous No.1738262]

>>1738239
B...but most mini splits come with ability to use them as heatpump?

[Anonymous No.1738272]

>>1738239
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxRNQlyCfQk

[Anonymous No.1738277]

>>1738262
I'm wondering if he had to conceal that he had it, and couldn't hang the big booger outside.

[Anonymous No.1738278]

>>1738262
They are a heat pump. That isn't the issue. Put it in "heat" mode and it'll push cold air on the inside, though probably with less efficiency.
But it looks like shit and the interior unit is not designed for exposure to the elements.

[Anonymous No.1738281]

>>1738156
it's a pool system but who the f uck knows why they have so many 3/4 lines unless they nigger rigged a home pool waterfall or fountain feature, like 20 jets that shoot 15' in the air and land back into the pool. Now that I think about it that's probably what it is. Half the valves are closed and not even being used.

[Anonymous No.1738286]

>>1738278
>neigh or kids keep walking by and turning it to cold so they can habe a refreshing breeze outside

[Anonymous No.1738292]

>>1738130
Something tells me this person lucked into their fortune

[Anonymous No.1738389]

>>1738127

> nigger rigged connection
> ground not connected
> single screw haphazardly "holding" the whole contraption in place
> goes through highly flammable styrofoam insulation
> panel broken off because fuck you

This is a work of art. I believe quite literally, as in "it's a photo op to get a rise out of someone". Still pretty, though.

[Anonymous No.1738392]

If you want to see shit like this on a regular basis, try working on/flipping old boats. Every single one has a renaissance piece on it somewhere. Wish I took pictures of some of the products of cerebral hemorrhaging I saw while working for this Bulgarian boat flipper.

[Anonymous No.1738409]

>>1738234
>As a temp workaround I can understand it
this isn't even acceptable as a workaround

[Anonymous No.1738411]

>>1738237
What am I even looking at here?

[Anonymous No.1738413]

>>1738411
its a natural gas powered water heater. the part that is glowing red hot is the natural gas line.

[Anonymous No.1738417]

>>1738413
what third world country uses gas? just a little leak and a spark and there's an explosion

[Anonymous No.1738418]

>>1738417
Europe, the us, Australia. Most first world countries use a lot of it.

[Anonymous No.1738422]

>>1735541
nigger

[Anonymous No.1738423]

A beam on my carport "skew nailed" into the bearer. I think the nails came through the other side and bottomed out on the bricks as well.

[Anonymous No.1738424]

>>1738423
should have used a corner bracket

[Anonymous No.1738426]

>>1738424
Or extended the bearer by 200mm and used a joist hanger like everyone else.

This is another corner of the carport with horrendously rotten post and bearers. It's 40 years old so no one would expect it to be in prime condition, but it really should be better than this.

[Anonymous No.1738427]

>>1738426
And a photo of the roof which was damaged when a tree fell on it about 20 years ago, causing water to sit on it and rust.

[Anonymous No.1738433]

>>1738426
could use a fresh coat of paint

[Anonymous No.1738448]

>>1738417
Leaf here, gas water heaters are common in Canada too. Same goes for gas heating and gas stoves.

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.1738479]

>>1738417
Surprisingly doesn’t happen often.

Cooking with a real gas flame is better than electric, no propane tanks required for the grill, and you still can cook and take a hot shower if a storm knocks out power.

[Anonymous No.1738480]

>>1738479
i'd have other concerns than not being able to cook and shower if there's a storm

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.1738482]

>>1738480
A hot shower is comfy as fuck tho when lightning strikes the utility pole two houses down and you don’t have power for a week.

[Anonymous No.1738487]

>>1738482
>don't have power for a week
such is life in a poor country
im sorry for you, anon

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.1738488]

>>1738487
I feel ya. Those 25 year freak storms suck, almost makes me want to give up all of these glorious freedoms.

[Anonymous No.1738505]

>>1738237
I understand what's happening here. I can't figure out how it's happening. Did they have electric shorting on the supply line?

[Anonymous No.1738507]

>>1738417
What third world country are you from that you think natural gas is third world?

[Anonymous No.1738508]

>>1738423
When they bottom out on the brick, they bend. Thereby locking them in place, every framer learns this on day one

[Anonymous No.1738512]

>>1738505
Like grounded an outlet to the gas pipe as ground. And the water heater is actually grounded through the water pipe.
Then have an appliance with a ground fault

[Anonymous No.1738514]

>>1738508
>j box loose on my stucco
>get in there to put a new anchor

>no anchor, just three nails shoved into one hole

Motherfuckers....

[Anonymous No.1738529]

Same 30 pics over and over and over.

[Anonymous No.1738565]

[Anonymous No.1738568]

[Anonymous No.1738573]

>>1738565
At least there will be plenty of room to work on it >>1738568
What in the fuck. Why? Those cords probably weigh more than the amps they are plugged into

[Anonymous No.1738578]

[Anonymous No.1738579]

[Anonymous No.1738596]

>>1738579
is that blood or shit?

[Bepis !n/ZnkB9jUw No.1738642]

>>1738565
Fukken sweet. Is that pallet jack battery? What is that motor and what car is it?

[Anonymous No.1738650]

>>1737968
Nigger you can save pictures you know

[Anonymous No.1738723]

[Anonymous No.1738747]

>>1738237
Underground hot water line melts through or touches black hot wire in wall. 30 to 60 amp circuit. Electricity flows through HW tank to grounded gas line. Too much resistance in pipe dope fittings to completely ground out but enough to heat crappy gas flex line. I have seen one of those gas flex lines in an attic that had a 12 inch forever flame coming off it. I would guess it was hit by lightning. Maybe through the old cast iron plumbing vent pipe nearby. I was doing HVAC and the old lady could not climb my ladder to look at it and she thought I was scamming her because she had no idea what I was telling her. On another occasion someone had a forever fire burning behind their stove in the kitchen. They had connected a flair flex pipe directly to the iron gas pipe without the flair adapter. When they smelled the gas they lit the gas leak so the house would not explode. It was like that for months until I showed up to work on the furnace.

[Anonymous No.1738753]

>>1738747
*Ungrounded

[Anonymous No.1738770]

>>1738480
what about storms and natural gas cooking/heating?
the combination poses zero risk. (if you live in a house and country thats not 3rd world grade)

[Anonymous No.1738787]

>>1738480
Please enumerate these concerns

[Anonymous No.1738795]

[Anonymous No.1738800]

>>1738795
swarm of flying splices?

[Anonymous No.1738801]

>>1738417
>21st century
>Not being in poverty
>Still choosing electric to cook with over gas

[Anonymous No.1738812]

>>1738801
you even got gas in the cabins? summer houses?

[Anonymous No.1738822]

>>1738812
Outdoor LPG/Natural gas tank filled up bi-annually bro

[Anonymous No.1738833]

>>1738822
even if the cabin/summer house is inaccessible by vehicles?

[Anonymous No.1738874]

>>1738573
Audiophiles are only audiophiles because they're ignorant. Telling them their use of 100lbs of cable will actually increase noise will make them screech autistically.

>>1738795
Looks like a really shitty knob and tube upgrade.

>>1738833
Bringing a tank of lp is a lot easier than paying 30k for the electric company to plant poles and string wire up to your camp. Even if it's inaccessible by most vehicles, you can still bring up a 20lb tank with an ATV. If nothing else, you can carry it in a backpack. But if the camp is THAT off the beaten path then you're probably burning wood.

[Anonymous No.1738876]

>>1737714
>You are also never allowed to use oil based paint after all the times a house burned down because a retard stuffed a trash bag full of oily rags.
>never allowed to use oil based paint
You should go and politely ask the queen to return your balls.
>>1738016
the "problem" you describe only manifests if the homeowner is negligent with property maintenance and allows loose-fitting receptacles to remain in use -- loose connection between plug blade and outlet slot might have enough resistance to start a fire, but even that is less common than you seem to think. the place where the wire is attached to the plug blade is surrounded by thick hard rubber insulation, the only ones I've seen malfunction and melt the plug were old (50s/60s extension cords and small kitchen appliances, toasters and such).
>>1738833
then you cook with wood.
>>1738529
here, have some OC. this one's from my workplace, I'll see about snapping some more pics of the random fuckery there tomorrow. i guess this one's not too bad, all things considered.

[Anonymous No.1738879]

>>1735541
in eastern europe you'd get electrocuted for fun if you did pic related. people have families, nigger.

[Anonymous No.1738893]

>>1738876
>You should go and politely ask the queen to return your balls.
Fuck yourself. I'm an American and the only time the queen has my balls is when she's sucking them. Do I have to post my gun and cup of Boston harbor tea as proof of citizenship?
>the "problem" you describe only blah blah blah
Check the reply chain. You're completely off goddamn topic. The discussion is around >>1735451, the shoving of wires into blade terminals to run power equipment in a newly constructed home. I have no goddamn idea why you think its a 120/240 pissing match.

[Anonymous No.1738897]

>>1738874
>Audiophiles are only audiophiles because they're ignorant. Telling them their use of 100lbs of cable will actually increase noise will make them screech autistically.

that must be a hifi thing, I've been inside recording studios and never seen pic related

[Anonymous No.1738902]

>>1738897
We're talking about audiophiles here, also known as audiofools, not actual professionals who understand basic concepts of electrical and/or audio engineering. These people are self proclaimed know it alls who really know nothing. They're the kind of people who drive a market for $400 HDMI cables.

[Anonymous No.1739011]

>>1738902
>if it costs more it works better amirite?

[Anonymous No.1739014]

>>1738801
> Not being in poverty
> Still choosing electric to cook with over gas

Well. I for one did valiantly try to drill a hole for a gas line to where my cooking range would eventually go. From the annex through the former exterior wall. 60cm thicc. The first 20cm were a breeze (brick and mortar). Then the granite started and I gave up after 10 minutes of no progress whatsoever. Thus I went with electric.

[Anonymous No.1739018]

>>1739014
>Giving up over a foot of granite
Pretty lame man. Your hand drill isn't going to cut it, but that's what rentals are for.

[Anonymous No.1739038]

>>1738876
this is low voltage shit, who cares

[Anonymous No.1739094]

Why are 80% of the pictures in this thread electrical? Why are my peers so retarded?

[Anonymous No.1739119]

>>1739094
Electrical is one of the easier and more severe things to fuck up.

[Anonymous No.1739120]

>>1739014
>>1739018
this is all you need anon

[Anonymous No.1739125]

>>1739120
Looks like bullshit. How do you clear the bore with that?

[Anonymous No.1739143]

>>1738140
Post war expanded housing for the university.
Moved onto the land in the middle of the night without the city knowing. Now its grandfathered in...
Water to the house is fed via a 3/4 galvanized pipe into the basement from the main house

[Anonymous No.1739151]

>>1739018

The 60cm core drill I borrowed from the plumber didn't cut it. My own impact drill got quite a bit further but eventually it got to a point where it was just spinning on and on to no avail. Now I could have hooked up the plumber's core drill to a water line and might have gotten through that way but somehow I wasn't too keen on that sort of mess right after I'd finished swapping out all the bathroom fixtures...

>>1739120

This is not going to cut through 40cm of granite. Somehow I don't think there's extension bars for it...

Also, spins way too fast for granite. That diamond coating ain't gonna last long. Slow spin and lots of cooling/lubricating water is going to do it. But as I said, that makes one hell of a mess.

[Anonymous No.1739155]

>>1735541
Temporary supplies do not look like that you fucktard.

[Anonymous No.1739200]

>>1739151
>impact drill
I'm sure it worked okay since the material is so large, but generally this is not a good idea on granite.
>I could have hooked up the plumber's core drill to a water line
Yes, you generally need to evacuate and cool such boreholes because really you're grinding and the "chip" removes a lot less heat than is generated. You can also go like 1/8th of an inch at a time and use suction down the bore, letting everything cool before starting again. Going wet is far more effective though.

[Anonymous No.1739235]

>>1736451
Maybe someone opened it? Fucking asshole

[Anonymous No.1739277]

>>1739235
Seriously wasting all that electricity. Im not paying to electrify the great outdoors

[Anonymous No.1739279]

>>1739155
It's pretty normal to just jam the wires of say a construction heater into the receptacle of a dryer or range plug.

[Anonymous No.1739310]

>spent over 100 bucks on PCB manufacturing and parts in a span of a day
is it really worth it?
the circuit not going to work anyway

[Anonymous No.1739330]

Have some OC that I have acquired over the years.

[Anonymous No.1739331]

>>1739330

[Anonymous No.1739332]

>>1739331

[Anonymous No.1739333]

>>1739332

[Anonymous No.1739335]

>>1739333
And yes, that coil of wire on the ground, capped by some electrical tape, was live.

[Anonymous No.1739339]

>>1739335

In case you can't figure out what's going on here...
This is a splice in the service between the meter and the breaker box. It's just sitting there under the porch. Not in a box. Not anything. Just chilling like a villain. Oh, yes, that IS the old cloth type electrical tape providing the only insulation from shock or arc or catastrophic short circuiting.

[Anonymous No.1739340]

>>1739339

See if you can count the number of _wrong_ things in this picture.

[Anonymous No.1739343]

>>1739340

Somebody torched a hole in the ABS drain line so they could just shove the galvanized drain into it.

[Anonymous No.1739346]

>>1739343
So, there you go DIY; plenty of reasons to feel better about yourself even if you've failed at something. At least you're not the kind of fuck up that would pull this sort of shit.

[Anonymous No.1739710]

>>1738126
How did he even get it on there like that?

[Anonymous No.1739812]

>>1738141
>is there a point to learning how everything around you that you completely rely on constantly works and how to maintain/repair it?
Nah bro, back to the wagie cagie with you now

[Anonymous No.1739880]

>>1739333
why the hell bother with the metal pipe at that point, its 90% pvc and connected with garbage rubber couplers. also is that a shitload of loose live wiring spooled in the corner?

[Anonymous No.1739894]

>>1738018
OSHA safety inspector here, can confirm. I would immediately fine them $450,000 USD, and shut the entire thing down and request that the foreman lose his contractor's license until he completed an electrical safety course. Most judges would grant it in a heartbeat if I used that picture as proof in court.

[Anonymous No.1739899]

>>1735640
i'm sure there's no correlation between that type of retarded nigger shit being done in third world countries and their disproportionate contribution of liveleak content.

[Anonymous No.1739904]

>>1738565
I really want to do this. I see nothing wrong with it.

[Anonymous No.1739921]

>>1739894
Oh so you're one of them clipboard scumbags

[Anonymous No.1739923]

[Anonymous No.1739934]

>>1739923
Part of me wants to do a mental experiment on the load rating of 6 rusty bolts on a headframe and the potential wind loading
Then I realise no one is paying me enough for that shit!

[Anonymous No.1739945]

>>1736450
Fire at the Taco Bell!

[Anonymous No.1739975]

>>1739923
did the bolts vibrate out or were they never put in?

[Anonymous No.1739978]

>>1739894

Not today CIA...

>>1739934

Wtf is that?

[Anonymous No.1739988]

>>1739894
Bullshit.
OSHA doesn't inspect residential work sites, even if it's in the regs somewhere, it doesn't happen.
Then there's no such thing as a "foreman" on a residential work site. Maybe a GC.
Then there's states like mine that don't require residential contractors be licensed.

Gov-ocrats should get the noose.

[Anonymous No.1740006]

>>1739988
>>>1739894
>Bullshit.
>OSHA doesn't inspect residential work sites, even if it's in the regs somewhere, it doesn't happen.


Bullshit, OSHA will inspect a site if there's a serious injury, death and a commercial company is involved.

You have a box like that, and OSHA is there, you're fucked. This is pure Alabama backwoods nigger rigging that will kill someone

[Anonymous No.1740010]

>>1739923
tower climber? did you still go up there?

[Anonymous No.1740038]

>>1739975
>>1739934
>>1739923
Looks like a standard flange primarily meant for high load things like another tower extension, in which case this might be perfectly fine

[Anonymous No.1740082]

>>1738125
>not even wrapped the right way around the screw

[Anonymous No.1740083]

>>1738128
>man these pads are junk, brand new and squealing like a motherfucker

[Anonymous No.1740106]

>>1738239
thanks for the arrows I couldn't tell what was wrong without them

[Anonymous No.1740128]

>>1739988
Osha inspects wherever they are called. They just call it random so the boss doesnt start firing anyone that looks like a snitch.

[Anonymous No.1740175]

>>1738893
> harbor
proof enough. a british would written harbour.

[Anonymous No.1740178]

>>1738529
post something good

[Anonymous No.1740214]

>>1739880
>also is that a shitload of loose live wiring spooled in the corner?

It sure was.

[Anonymous No.1740235]

>>1740083
id say this a company truck that probably has an account to do maintenance but he didn't have time

[Anonymous No.1740283]

>>1738596
Yes.

[Anonymous No.1740326]

>>1739978
Telco circuit pillar, its where you bundle up all the termination and connections for phone or in later cases, fibre. Though in this case its been run over and instead of replacing it they just decided to tie it to a tree because 'meh whatever'

>>1740038
Wind loading on head frames or a tower extension by itself isn't too bad, when you load them up with a lot of panel and dish antennas though it'll be quite a considerable sail area and turbulence.
Also the other reason to use more bolts is that it distributes the load better and for redundancy, losing one bolt out of 20 isn't so bad, but 1-6 is verging on catastrophe as its now throwing even more load onto the remaining fasteners.

[Anonymous No.1740332]

>>1735541
>>1735549
maybe on your shit Mexican sites

[Anonymous No.1740392]

>>1739339
<<shiver>>

I was rehabbing a house & needed to do some rewiring in a bathroom. Put up a light & went to the basement, flipping breakers one-by-one. Eventually, they're all off... and the bathroom still had power.

Previous owner had jumped power directly post-main to bathroom circuit, no breaker in between.

Glad I'm the cautious type.

[Anonymous No.1740409]

>>1738426
Proper flashing is more important than a joist hanger.

[Anonymous No.1740410]

>>1740392
Sometimes I'll use a pair of linemans with a 16ga strap to pop a breaker if I can't find which one it is after the first few attempts. I'll be significantly more terrified doing this in the future. Maybe add a 30A fuse to that strap.

Always wanted a device I could use to test overload conditions. Stick it in an outlet and have it apply a constant current load of 12-70A for a few seconds. You could test to ensure a breaker functions correctly with it. If you set it 20A over the expected limit and she don't stop, well you likely have a problem.

[Anonymous No.1740430]

>>1739343
Cut a hole in a stall wall at the adult book store?
Drained dicks through the hole.

[Anonymous No.1740465]

>>1738417
What third world country heats water with electricity? Just one short and there's an electrocution.

[Anonymous No.1740495]

>>1740465
What third world country uses water? Just one leak and there's a drowning.

[Anonymous No.1740499]

>>1740326
Extra tower section is pretty much the same platform but on a huge lever, which creates loads literally a different order of magnitude. I won't be at all surprised if six bolts in this case is already twice redundant.

[Anonymous No.1740522]

>>1738596
it's rust from bodily fluid making contact with the steel.
also why the fuck did they choose water pump pliers? like, they added the sock to make it wider so they obviously weren't suitable at first so use something else phallic closer to the size you want.

[Anonymous No.1740526]

>>1739310
have you heard of the phrase "kludge" before?
also why not press n peel blue?
i made about 100 pcbs just with that and a laser printer.

[Anonymous No.1740567]

>>1735451
This setup is bad, why exactly??

[Anonymous No.1740614]

>>1740567
weak b8

[Anonymous No.1740827]

>>1738235
Obligatory metric glonut reply to a glonut post.

[Anonymous No.1740828]

[Anonymous No.1740829]

[Anonymous No.1740830]

[Anonymous No.1740844]

>>1740829
I had this happen pretty often on Chevy pickups when I was a fleet mechanic. The engines would run fine, no milkshake on the dipstick, and usually the next oil change it wouldn't happen again. It happened enough that it stopped being something to pay any attention to.

[Anonymous No.1740881]

>>1738130
>>1738292
>Brazilian flag in the background

[Anonymous No.1740963]

>>1739923

Whoops

[Anonymous No.1741024]

>>1740963
> hanging from a static line attached to pic related
> proceeds to take a picture while still hanging from the same static line

Anon, your dedication to documenting missing fasteners is admirable.

[Anonymous No.1741085]

>>1741024
Haha. Not just a missing fastener, a broken u bolt. One of two holding a rotating pinwheel to the top of a 400 cell tower.

[Anonymous No.1741123]

>>1740963
>>1741085
What caused that to break?

[Anonymous No.1741126]

>>1740830

That's amazing. I hope you took the cap off in front of her?

[Anonymous No.1741127]

>>1741123
Tension and fatigue
>source: my ass

[Anonymous No.1741130]

>>1740828
>all praise MIGesus for allowing anyone to 'weld'

>>1741085
oh my

[Anonymous No.1741142]

>>1741123
>>1741127
>>1741130

Pretty much tension and fatigue. Possibly overtightening or harmonics.
Was supposed to climb up on it and replace the lighting. That was a hard no.

[Anonymous No.1741143]

>>1741142

Bring up a new u-bolt next time you come up...

[Anonymous No.1741145]

>>1741143
That's the only time I've ever seen that happen, and towers with pinwheels aren't being built anymore.
So the likelihood of us having that non-standard u bolt, were zero. Had to be shipped in.

[Anonymous No.1741146]

>>1738902
I've worked with some audiophiles and I can't for the life of me figure out wtf they're trying to do. They take pride in their ignorance and project it onto others.

The one I was teching under didn't want to analyse things under test equipment because his audiophile verbosity bullshit would be called to task.

[Anonymous No.1741150]

>>1740830
no wonder judging by all the grime on that clamp

[Anonymous No.1741152]

>>1741146
They don't like instruments because they contradict what they feel. They are not able to sense the world through objective measures.
Now think about where else you see this in life. It's not just with audio. These people exist everywhere.

>>1741150
M8, the plastic terminal cover is still on.

[Anonymous No.1741155]

>>1740963
What do you do for a living?

Do you think someone who enjoys roped climbing would enjoy rope access/rigging work or work related to your picture?

What's the pay like?

[Anonymous No.1741164]

>>1741152
>M8, the plastic terminal cover is still on.
you don't say

[Anonymous No.1741175]

>>1741152
Making a sale is about tapping into a person's emotional response, so I can't deny them that.

But it's generally best to trust the warning whenever my cognitive dissonance alarm starts ringing.

[Anonymous No.1741193]

>>1741155
Aerial technician, is the proper name. We just call ourselves riggers.

I build and service communication towers.
It's hard to say. Its construction at extreme heights, with sometimes sketchy equipment.
Everybody wants to try it.
Some people love it, some people are terrified. Plus, you're on the road 300 days a year.
I'm in Canada, it's a whole other ball game in the US. Down there it's done by meth heads for ten bucks an hour. They drop like flies down there. Literally.

[Anonymous No.1741295]

>>1741145

What size of tubing did it go around? I might have one sitting around! I went to an auction where they disassembled old towers like that and ended up with a crapload of U-bolts as well as a shit ton of galvanized angle iron and other steel.

[Anonymous No.1741297]

>>1741164
Be more obvious with your sarcasm. You can't be so dry with it in your text unless you want to just look like a retard.

[Anonymous No.1741300]

>>1738239
>How one man stopped global warming

[Anonymous No.1741471]

>>1741295

I don't remember. Ten or twelve inch, probably.
Can't reuse pre stressed hardware though.

[Anonymous No.1741496]

Had this fixed yesterday

[Anonymous No.1741498]

This was union work btw

[Anonymous No.1741499]

>>1741126
>in front of her?
"his truck"

[Anonymous No.1741501]

>>1741496
did you install a new panel? I just had a 50's style breaker removed from my house

[Anonymous No.1741519]

>>1741498
Just that one tile, or is it like that all over the floor?

This sort of thing can be unavoidable in some circumstances. Those circumstances being shit tile and a hard deadline. Folks think every tile is exactly the same size, every time. They aren't. In a good product the variance from largest to smallest tile in a run will be no more than 1/32 of an inch. But I've seen stuff that was easily 5/32 of variance. There's only so much you can do at that point, especially with a hard deadline not giving you time to shave down larger tiles, or get more material so you can just avoid the outsize tiles altogether.

All that said, something like this is usually lazy fuckery.

[Anonymous No.1741527]

>>1741496
lets see that fix

[Anonymous No.1741588]

>>1741527
The bigger the glob, the better the job.

[Anonymous No.1741592]

suicide watch truck.

[Anonymous No.1741609]

>>1741588
yikes i bet it still leaked
>>1741592
what do you do in a situation like this shoot a whole in it or send the special needs hire over with a schrader remover

[Anonymous No.1741611]

[Anonymous No.1741614]

[Anonymous No.1741618]

>>1736847
Looks like some plumbing and a whole lot of methamphetamine

[Anonymous No.1741620]

>>1737767
Kek

[Anonymous No.1741621]

>>1737788
My sofits are OSB.

Insurance won't even cover this tinderbox

[Anonymous No.1741625]

>>1737988
Wait wat????

Wtf?

[Anonymous No.1741630]

>>1738239
My sides!

Ffs

[Anonymous No.1741634]

>>1738417
Everyone i know in the middle of America


...dont make fire next to gas...

[Anonymous No.1741635]

>>1738565
In a front wheel drive

What in the fuck

[Anonymous No.1741645]

>>1739279
No anon. No the fuck it is not

[Anonymous No.1741648]

>>1739894
Take you OSHA bullshit and cram it up your ass g-man.

[Anonymous No.1741656]

>>1736450
>>1736451
There's literally nothing wrong with this really?
If someone ignores the warning and walks in it's their own fault and judging by your post you must of been competent enough to go in there with the understanding of what to and not to do

[Anonymous No.1741665]

>>1741656
>There's literally nothing wrong with this really?
when it comes to safety you always have to assume you're dealing with idiots, and thus these 'safety measures' doesn't cut it

[Anonymous No.1741693]

Who likes PCBs?

[Anonymous No.1741695]

[Anonymous No.1741699]

>>1741695
Ah PCBs.
I have an old AC system that uses an oil cooled rectifier. Yea.. not sure what the hell I'm gonna do with that. Can't just throw it in the dump and the recycle center won't take it.

[Anonymous No.1741700]

>>1741609
I'd just shoot it from far away. Or use that gerbil with the knife strapped to it I found over on /b/.

[Anonymous No.1741790]

>>1738568
>>1738573
Retarded audiophiles can do some shit because it “sounds better”

[Anonymous No.1741792]

>>1738596
Both

[Anonymous No.1741810]

[Anonymous No.1741820]

>>1741592
>911
>You've reached the x county sheriff, whats the emergency
>Yeah I need the sheriff to come out to mile 33 and shoot my tire, I don't want to be charged with unlawful discharge of a weapon

[Anonymous No.1741833]

>>1738413
What happened in this pic?

[Anonymous No.1741837]

>>1738234
You're fucked up.

[Anonymous No.1741879]

>>1741699
> Can't just throw it in the dump and the recycle center won't take it.

Cover your license plates, pull up outside the recycle center's gates after business hours and just leave it on the curb.

I secretly hope that given enough proof, the recycling crowd will finally learn that making garbage disposal ever harder, more expensive and/or criminal only leads to people just dumping shit wherever nobody's looking. Probably a forlorn hope, though - nobody appears to be learning lessons from the homelessness and crime in liberal cities all over the world either...

[Anonymous No.1741887]

>>1741879
Yea.. and they just told us that due to the recycle center not being able to cash in on material by shipping it to China, they will no longer take glass or plastic other than 3. At this point why effing bother.

[Anonymous No.1741888]

>>1738800
Yea.. just don't bother the queen splice, the drone splices get very angry and will spark you.

[Anonymous No.1741889]

>>1736256
The music you could do with that!
https://youtube.com/watch?v=OZJNEF6iBNE

[Anonymous No.1742156]

>>1741519
>he doesn't measure all tile at the start of a job to establish a standard distribution and use outliers along the edges so they'll be cut anyway

[Anonymous No.1742221]

>>1742156
Apprentice, take this gauge and make stacks of tiles according to size by .01"

>ha ha ha, okay seriously what am I doing today

*stare*

>is this hell?

[Anonymous No.1742325]

>>1738568

Tentacle Porn con

[Anonymous No.1742846]

>>1740963

[Anonymous No.1742849]

>>1741155
Joy/fetish ropers need not apply!

[Anonymous No.1742850]

>>1741295
why the fuck do you care?

let that shit fall.

[Anonymous No.1742860]

I feel slightly rekt right now.

>trying to clear off old photos from iCloud
>old man died a few years back, everything was getting relayed from his boss in Colorado to my sister in Chicago to me in Florida
>sister asks me if I want the tools, wasn’t super concerned with that at the time and I said I’ll take the hand tools I could use around the garage
>a couple months later, get boxes full of Craftsman sockets and DeWalt 18V stuff which was outdated with shitty batteries anyway
>knew there had to be some Flukes and stuff back there in CO, but dude paid out of his pocket to UPS like 200lbs of hand tools to me so I wasn’t going to complain
>plus I asked for the hand tools anyway, I don’t really blame these guys for thinking they could get more use out of the Fluke 87 than this guy’s kid they never met
I just saw this list for the first time and actually looked at it. What pisses me off is they sent me a bunch of fish tapes, but not a multimeter. I probably would’ve driven to CO to grab all this shit if I really knew what was in there, I could’ve sold off a few specialty things to cover the cost of gas.

[Anonymous No.1742877]

>>1742849
Imagine seeing a car pull up and two guys jump out and start stealing all of your tools out of your vehicle

[Anonymous No.1742882]

>>1742877
nuts and bolts turn into boolits from that high up. just start tossing them by the handful. if you hit one of them with a socket, his buddy will get hit with brainpan fluids.

[Anonymous No.1742888]

>>1739894
Based. You might be a bureaucratic fuck, but without OSHA, shithead foreman order workers to do dumb shit that will kill them just to get a job done 5% faster and 8% cheaper.

[Anonymous No.1742895]

>>1738427
Tin roof, rusted?

[Anonymous No.1742900]

>>1738795
Nice crop. Is it organic? I only use organic wiring.

[Anonymous No.1742903]

>>1739343
Post this on a b/ reckt thread.
No reason I should have to look at your disgusting filth.

[Anonymous No.1742907]

>>1740963
Honestly how many bolts do you "millenummmms" need? In my day as a lineman for the county...

[Anonymous No.1742984]

>>1738130
those chinese storage lifts are garbage as well.
>>1740881
KEKKKKK

[Anonymous No.1743091]

>>1742895
Here's a tip, tin roofs aren't made of tin.
Neither are tin foil or tin cans.

[Anonymous No.1743104]

>>1743091
Did it really go that far over your head, or do you have a fetish with "ejucating de masses"?

[Anonymous No.1743128]

CALL THE INSPECTOR I DONT GIVE A FUCK

[Anonymous No.1743291]

>>1742846
is that sliding down the pole

[Anonymous No.1743293]

>>1743128
Is the wire your using to feed that panel big enough

[Anonymous No.1743315]

>>1735607
>basedcumbrain who has never got his hands dirty

[Anonymous No.1743326]

>>1743128
Firefighters need a challenge once in a while

[Anonymous No.1743339]

>>1743128
>>1743326

morons that've never been on a construction site.
That's obviously a sub panel with a temporary tie-in (probably to a generator) to get power to the lights to see by.

I've done it, and seen it done hundreds of times, as when you need to have lights on you make do.

[Anonymous No.1743352]

>>1741498
>based: unionized skilled trades
>baseless: unionized unskilled labor (LIUNA...)

[Anonymous No.1743411]

>>1743104
i misread that as ejaculating the masses at first

[Anonymous No.1743457]

>>1742877
safety standards dictate you have to have a certified dude at the bottom, should you fall into your harness, or break a leg or whatever. The blue barrels and duffel bags are a complete second set of ropes.

The same dude you basically live with, spend 8-10 hours a day in the car with...

Its kinda gay, now that i think of it. I miss him.
>>1743291
Yup, Its only touching on the portal around the window.

[Anonymous No.1743564]

>>1743128
Other than the sketchy plug with no clamping or strain relief, this is fine.
t. anon who ripped the OP pic apart.

[Anonymous No.1743574]

>>1739125
>>1739151
true retards

[Anonymous No.1743664]

>>1743457
Greeting fellow toweranon.
Nothing like the view on a clear day.

I wonder how many peeps have leaned back put their head on the tower leg, and looked straight up on a lightly windy and cloudy day.

[Anonymous No.1743673]

>>1743664
Sometimes it's a jungle out there.

[Anonymous No.1743675]

>>1743673
And sometimes you need a lead jockstrap.

[Anonymous No.1743843]

>>1743574
Nah, you are.

[Sage No.1743863]

>>1743293
>>1743326
>>1743339
>>1743564
Lol I'm temporarily feeding my shed with an extension cord because I'm procrastinating on trenching a proper line out.

[Anonymous No.1743865]

>>1740963
>>1743664
>>1743457
>>1743673
>>1743675
That seems like some cool shit to work on do you all just do maintenance on them or do you install them also

[Anonymous No.1743930]

>>1743865
Ive stacked a few monopoles, but mostly adding new cellular hardware and tiger teaming.
Highlights include hawaii and the pacific northwest.

[Anonymous No.1743932]

[Anonymous No.1743934]

[Anonymous No.1743936]

This one was taken ~20 feet above >>1742846

[Anonymous No.1743946]

>>1743930
Are you a fiber splicer too? Or does it already have a connector

[Anonymous No.1743955]

>>1743675
ahhhh longlines!.... wish i was around in those days! they dont build networks like that anymore...

[Anonymous No.1743956]

>>1742907
piss off belt fag. I still did my job on both of the towers i posted.

[Anonymous No.1743959]

>>1743955
>no microwave for lake isabella.

That is an old map sir

[Anonymous No.1743961]

>>1739923

[Anonymous No.1743963]

>>1743961
dont mind the at&t fags in the background

[Anonymous No.1743966]

>>1743959
casual exploration, i was doing telecom on a tower NEAR a longlines site, never actually worked on that project.

[Anonymous No.1743974]

New thread to keep this going
>>1743971

[Anonymous No.1743975]

>>1738018
OSHA left this doomed place a long time ago...

[Anonymous No.1744137]

>>1738235
Please tell me it's just a clear plastic nut with an led...please

[Anonymous No.1744139]

>>1741592

[Anonymous No.1744163]

>>1743955
You would be surprised at how many of these still exist. The long shot AT&T and SPRINT (which for those that don't know stands for Southern Pacific Railroad Internal Network Telecommunications) before they started growing into cell.

Most of this stuff is in shitsville locations. Mountains, crap terrain, and remote areas. Still quite a bit in cities where there is no leased lines available.

The new stuff is really cool. No more flyswatter antennas. No more refrigerator sized microwave systems. The ODU stuff is teeny tiny (cept for the dishes). Cambium, Alcatel, Harris?, Nokia, and others. Best of all, NO FUCKING WAVEGUIDE unless it's a really high power site.

This is the inside part of a Nokia unit. This can handle most sites! They have a larger one for major hubs.

[Anonymous No.1744164]

>>1744163
And this is the busness end of the ODU.
Out Door Unit.

[Anonymous No.1744169]

>>1743865
Done both install and maintenance. These days my ass is mostly stuck behind a desk doing design and analysis. meh. pay is better and I don't miss having to go out in shitty weather.

[Anonymous No.1744172]

>>1744163
>Nokia unit
..posts pick of Alcatel-Lucent gear.
mumbl....
/me needs more coffee and less internets.

[Anonymous No.1744467]

>>1744169
The downside is that you'll usually be called at all hours by people in the depths of the worst problems no one has ever conceived happening to various brands of gear. It gets very wearisome.
I skipped over the whole field tech stage, (though I'm a qualified climber) and went straight into the engineering, high level support and project management side of things, after a few years of that I went off and found other things to do that don't drive me mad.

[Anonymous No.1744605]

>>1744467
I just embraced my inner madness.
Or as my upper manglement says, "This fucking asshole is probably right."

[Anonymous No.1745178]

>>1741609
>>1741592
It'll be pretty low pressure like that, and if it did blow it would probably tear a big hole and be really underwhelming.

Even still, the best way to take the air out other then shooting it is a carbide cutter bit in a drill. A good couple holes in the sidewall will deflate it quickly and really finish it off so some cheapass retard doesn't take it from the scrap pile and try to put air to it again.

[Anonymous No.1745272]

>>1743932
mmm.. climbing in fog. Only more funner with ice.
I'd rather have the view.

[Anonymous No.1745398]

>>1743675

Having kids is fucking stupid anyway.

DICKS OUT FOR HARAMBE

[Anonymous No.1745532]

>>1745178
I know you drive a civic, but some times tires have more than 35 psi.