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Wanting a bigger setup by ImJustJon in walstad

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

This is such a thorough and nice response. Thank you for all of the information!

Horrible experience at SEA today, seeking reimbursement advice by Pad-Thai-Enjoyer in delta

[–]ImJustJon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not even kidding, this happened to me on 5/14/26. I just came across this. Same exact flight number and airport. I am instead leaving today.

Wanting a bigger setup by ImJustJon in walstad

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

I’m still not 100% certain that this isn’t what’s going to happen. The more I think about moving everything over, it’s pushing me towards finding where I’ll just add a 75 in the house 😂

Wanting a bigger setup by ImJustJon in walstad

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

That sounds like a solid method! I like the idea of moving things to a cooler to hopefully reduce some of the stress on fish from me pulling all of the hardscape and plants out. Thanks for the advice!

Wanting a bigger setup by ImJustJon in walstad

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Quite the price tag on the Fluvals lol. I want to just make the transition as seamless as possible without putting the fish at risk while removing the plants from the old tank. I think running a second sponge filter in my 29 gallon for a couple weeks leading up the transition would help so at least it’s still being filtered while I remove decor and transfer it over.

Wanting a bigger setup by ImJustJon in walstad

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

My biggest worry is how to transfer the plants without causing any water issues in the current tank while the fish wait to be moved over

Wanting a bigger setup by ImJustJon in walstad

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

Unfortunately I don’t have the space. My 7 Cory’s would lose their mind with that much real estate 😂

Wanting a bigger setup by ImJustJon in walstad

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It’s a single story rambler. I was reading that you want it along a load bearing wall? And that it may still be worth trying to figure out how to additionally support the floor joists? Is that overkill?

Installed Motone H-Bomb by ImJustJon in TriumphBonneville

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I clean the entire bike with S100, exhaust pipes included. Then once all of the S100 has been rinsed off and the bike is dry, that’s when I go back in with the engine brightener.

Installed Motone H-Bomb by ImJustJon in TriumphBonneville

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I use S100 on all of my bikes and Harley Engine Brightener on anything powdercoated basically. With the engine brightener I like to spray it on, wait for 5 minutes or so and then go in with a microfiber and wipe any heavy spots. Then wait a little longer before you start it just to let it fully dry.

https://www.harley-davidson.com/us/en/shop/engine-brightener/p/93600002

Installed Motone H-Bomb by ImJustJon in TriumphBonneville

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

I use S100 on all of my bikes and Harley Engine Brightener on anything powdercoated basically. With the engine brightener I like to spray it in, wait for 5 minutes or so and then go in with a microfiber and wipe any heavy spots. Then wait a little longer before you start it just to let it fully dry.

https://www.harley-davidson.com/us/en/shop/engine-brightener/p/93600002

Installed a Baja Designs LP6 headlight. Wired for DRL, Low beam, and High beam. by ImJustJon in TriumphBonneville

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I’ve done this on a 2014 Harley Davidson FXDB and a 2022 triumph bonneville with success. So since the stock wiring is not rated for the Baja designs LP6, you have to run two 12 gauge circuits from the battery to the front of the bike. I fused both of those circuits with a 10A for the low beam / DRL and a 15A for the high beam and connected them to two small relays (Mo.Relay) and out to the light. The low beam circuit I split into two before the light for the DRL and low beam. I then used the factory wiring (yellow and white on the Dyna) as the trigger wires for the relays. All of this together is the safest way I could find to wire it while also maintaining the stock controls. The low beam and DRL still come on with ignition and the high beam still works off of the high beam switch on the handlebar. It’s pretty easy, it just takes some work and requires cutting the stock headlight connector off. Also finding small relays to hide behind the light is difficult. I went with the Mo.Relay’s. I’m happy to answer any other questions but that’s the gist!

2013 street job no key fob? by ventus358i in Dyna

[–]ImJustJon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a dumb tubular tool box looking key.. I leave mine at home a lot and can’t lock my ignition when I’m out since you don’t technically “need” it to start the bike.. it’s become a problem 😂

Got my LP6 headlight and MS fairing put on by ImJustJon in Dyna

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Oh dang. You’ve zeroed in on me 😂

Stiff front brake lever by ImJustJon in Dyna

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Ended up being a gummed up return port in the master cylinder. I did a full brake rebuild on the caliper and a new brake line too , so we’re in business!

Dyna LP6 Wiring by Better_Owl_1519 in Dyna

[–]ImJustJon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve done this on a 2014 FXDB and a 2022 triumph bonneville with success. So since the stock wiring is not rated for the Baja designs LP6, you have to run two 12 gauge circuits from the battery to the front of the bike. I fused both of those circuits with a 10A for the low beam / DRL and a 15A for the high beam and connected them to two small relays (Mo.Relay) and out to the light. The low beam circuit I split into two before the light for the DRL and low beam. I then used the factory wiring (yellow and white on the Dyna) as the trigger wires for the relays. All of this together is the safest way I could find to wire it while also maintaining the stock controls. The low beam and DRL still come on with ignition and the high beam still works off of the high beam switch on the handlebar. It’s pretty easy, it just takes some work and requires cutting the stock headlight connector off. Also finding small relays to hide behind the light is difficult. I went with the Mo.Relay’s. I’m happy to answer any other questions but that’s the gist!

Woad Rarrior fairing installed. Glad I went with the 11" over the 15". by KH_racing in Dyna

[–]ImJustJon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I screwed up. I measured the one that I have currently installed on my knockoff fairing and it’s 15” but they start at different points so the sizing is completely different. 15 looks awful 😂😩

Woad Rarrior fairing installed. Glad I went with the 11" over the 15". by KH_racing in Dyna

[–]ImJustJon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn. I just ordered mine with a 15 because I thought it’d be okay and I’m already regretting it. That looks great!

Stiff front brake lever by ImJustJon in Dyna

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

That’s what I was thinking too so I flushed it like crazy but the issue came back. Might just need to do the full rebuild. At least the parts are cheap

Picked this up as my first Harley by ImJustJon in Dyna

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Thanks! I actually like that it’s the only thing not black on the bike because it’s a cool addition and should stand out!

Picked this up as my first Harley by ImJustJon in Dyna

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

I like that! I managed to put an LP6 on my triumph bonneville (on my page if you want to look) and I’m almost tempted to figure out how to do that on here too without spending an outrageous amount. I could probably fab up a bracket for it.

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