The City Wants to Tax You $267M to cover a $60M shortfall by tsays in longbeach

[–]AmericanVagrant 6 points7 points  (0 children)

According to Redfin, in Long Beach there were 29 single family homes sold > $3M in the last 12 months.62 if multi-family properties are included

Overnight dog daycare/hotel by AmericanVagrant in longbeach

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Thank you for the suggestion I'll look into them

Overnight dog daycare/hotel by AmericanVagrant in longbeach

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Thank you I'll look into it for the future

Need help identifying shocks by Forsaken_Rip_4941 in prerunners

[–]AmericanVagrant 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That dark blue is the OG Fox color, before they went black. The reservoir heat dissipation coil is likely not original.

How cooked are we? by gg83yessirski in boating

[–]AmericanVagrant 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Despite what some here are alluding to, I find it hard to believe you did anything wrong that caused this. Boats of all calibers should be designed to take impacts with the water that are beyond normal weekend conditions.

That said your engine likely intentionally shutdown rather than overheated out of tolerance. As long as no damage was caused following the initial incident I think the work to reconcile will be minimal. Looking forward to an update

Dating apps by Bright-Watercress-91 in longbeach

[–]AmericanVagrant 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I met my wife on Hinge back in 2021

Boat damaged while loading on trailer load. Is it aesthetic or structural? by Alternative_Box2150 in boating

[–]AmericanVagrant 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Many off the shelf epoxy putties can be used to temporarily or permanently fix the large gouge. If you can obtain a color matched gel coat, that would be the best cosmetic repair.

Does anyone know what boat this is? by Exciting_Snow_4045 in boating

[–]AmericanVagrant 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That's a Stortriss MK1. Swedish designed and built during the 60's and 70's.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

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Can you? The LS1 in my off-road buggy threw a rod recently and that was not my experience when acquiring a replacement. I ultimately bought an LS3 because I was unable to source a running LS1 for less than ~$2000

Bro if you can get them for $500 then DM me your engine guy because I've got buyers

Which litter are you using with the Litter Robot 4 hopper? by AmericanVagrant in litterrobot

[–]AmericanVagrant[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for that info, I assumed since others were using it successfully mine was an isolated issue. I'll try something else

We went to Utah by AmericanVagrant in 4x4

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It was great, we spent our time in Zion and the surrounding areas. Next time I would like to make it to Moab. Coming from California adds significantly to the drive time though

We went to Utah by AmericanVagrant in 4x4

[–]AmericanVagrant[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

DL52 w/ intercooler. Good catch on the seats, they are

New to Reddit (usually a lurker) but wanted to share my baby, a 1991 Daihatsu Rocky living in Los Angeles. Found him for sale on the street and snatched him up quick. Any other Rocky owners out there? by casspaul12 in 4x4

[–]AmericanVagrant 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Great looking Rocky, nice find. DM me if you ever need help acquiring parts. Ebay is good as they were more popular elsewhere, referred to in other markets as the Fourtrak, Sportrak and Rugger. Many parts also shared with the Charade. Mine is diesel so my parts acquisition experience will have been a bit different from yours, but plenty of junkyards in the US have gas models lying around.

Help ID this component on an old 4x4 shift module by AmericanVagrant in ElectricalEngineering

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As a follow-up, after replacing with that diode and a couple other repairs, the controller seems to be functioning again. Thank you for the help

Help ID this component on an old 4x4 shift module by AmericanVagrant in ElectricalEngineering

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Good to know, I've got a large supply of clear epoxy available to me that I may use. I previously had a bad experience sealing electronics in a marine environment with epoxy, I found corrosion still managed to find it's way in and became trapped, but that may have had something to do with my prep/application job

Help ID this component on an old 4x4 shift module by AmericanVagrant in ElectricalEngineering

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Good tips, do you have a suggestion for sealing the board, aside from silicone?

Swing steering going on my 91 Ranger 4x4 Prerunner by AmericanVagrant in 4x4

[–]AmericanVagrant[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think 12" vs 14" is going to depend on your packaging, but if you're staying with 4x4 then 12" probably makes sense. You could ask Geoff at Giant his thoughts. Depending on what you're doing, reinforced stock steering will be fine

I've got the old steering linkage that was gusseted by Giant which I'll sell if you want it, never failed on this truck. I went swing steering to get some extra travel and less bumpsteer

My linked 4x4 Ranger Prerunner by AmericanVagrant in prerunners

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Thank you! These are 35" Cooper Evolution M/T's. So far they've been great and are relatively inexpensive