BravoXray
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- Kubota BX2230, John Deere 430 Diesel
Because they're an idiot.If a person is going to max+ load why run 80 in the third lane on the freeway?
Because they're an idiot.If a person is going to max+ load why run 80 in the third lane on the freeway?
No, it was a couple of years ago.Maybe it was before the National speed limit?
Nevada was famous for wide open stretches without limits and road rallies.
Insane - is an opinion, but...Now, if you mean driving my fun car, that's a different story. Then 20% over isn't even close. Beating the GPS's prediction by 30-40% is pretty standard, and it often includes doing 100% over the speed limit. And definitely no Interstates involved.
Insane? If you say so then it must be, right?
Oh, now you tell me.Insane - is an opinion, but...
According to the law, driving above the posted limit is illegal.
It's also dangerous, reckless and quite often lethal.
Speed kills
slow down
In this state, racing on the street is immediate 6 months suspension of license, extra coursework to get it back, and some pretty insane insurance rate penalties. I got caught doing that about 25 years ago, which cured me of that desire, real quick.I was racing this beautiful black mustang down I-26 in SC.. speed limit was 60 & we were both doing 80, side by side..
I looked over at him and we were both grinning from ear to ear..
Then all of a sudden he reaches up to his shoulder and pulls down a concealment patch… he was FBI.!!!
I hit CANCEL on that cruise control so fast I gave myself whiplash.!!!
Dunno if it's still the case, but my BIL used to drive for Walmart and any moving violation, even on your own time was a fireable offense. Don't even think about a DWI!I worked with a Canadian cruising contractor years ago who had been pulled over in one of the provinces going way to fast. He was a bit nervous as conviction would have prevented him from crossing the border. He also said that if he'd been going much faster they would have seized his car and sent it directly to the crusher... Apparently they don't mess around in Ontario.
I'd guess that was probably an empty threat made out of frustration. I can't believe that'd be legal, even in Kanuckistan....He also said that if he'd been going much faster they would have seized his car and sent it directly to the crusher... Apparently they don't mess around in Ontario.
If you're over by 50km (31mph)I worked with a Canadian cruising contractor years ago who had been pulled over in one of the provinces going way to fast. He was a bit nervous as conviction would have prevented him from crossing the border. He also said that if he'd been going much faster they would have seized his car and sent it directly to the crusher... Apparently they don't mess around in Ontario.
GT on a hill climb?The only time the GT40 was opened up was on the track and then very cautiously as it was simply too valuable to risk and the GT was only opened up on s hill climb and never in the higher gears...
Sending your car to the crusher seems a bit extreme. That would really pizz me off...I worked with a Canadian cruising contractor years ago who had been pulled over in one of the provinces going way to fast. He was a bit nervous as conviction would have prevented him from crossing the border. He also said that if he'd been going much faster they would have seized his car and sent it directly to the crusher... Apparently they don't mess around in Ontario.
I wonder what is his preferred brand. They found ~1500 cans in his house.I know it's been said already in this thread, but... modern spray paint cans. I pulled the battery out of my zero turn this morning, and of course the tray rusting. No worries, the metal is thick, just a few minutes with a wire brush and needle scaler to clean it up.
I grab a can of Rustoleum "rusty metal primer" from my bin, it was used earlier this year but properly inverted to clear the nozzle, as is my usual habit. I start spraying, and get most of the battery tray primed before it clogs hard. Clog is not in the nozzle, as always anymore, it's in the feed tube inside the can.
I let that dry, then grab an already half-used can of Rustoleum Farm and Implement "JD Green". No matter how I shake it, I can't get consistent spray unless I hold it perfectly up-right. No good, toss it.
Then I grab a new, unused can of Rustoleum Farm and Implement "John Deere Green". Not sure why one is labeled "JD Green" and the other "John Deere Green", the caps are the same color. It's clogged, right off the bat, just got a small spritz.
Then I grab a third, also unused can of Rustoleum Farm and Implement "JD Green". Second brand new can, clogged before I ever got to them. These were all bought inside the last year.
Then I grab a fourth can, some half-used off-brand (TSC?) of unknown age in JD Green, and after shooting nothing but clear solvent for a few seconds, it works well enough to shoot two full coats. I'll try for a third after lunch.
Rustoleum used to be the best name in rattle cans, when I was a kid. I always knew their "One Touch" and "2X" products were crap, but their classic stuff has always worked great. Tractor Supply used to carry Valspar's Farm and Implement line, which always worked well enough, but now they have this Rustoleum crap that just clogs right out of the box.
It was for a short video... not competition...GT on a hill climb?
Closest I've done is The Tail of the Dragon.
It's low and wide.
Took the turns just fine but it needs it's space.
I just can't see anyone doing a hill climb.![]()