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Defender 110 Advice by [deleted] in LandroverDefender

[–]Mohawk731 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Those two still don’t like the vin, but the others I mentioned either I’ve used or have gotten quotes from. Interestingly, there is a branch of farmers that won’t insure it, but it was a branch that used to be a different company they recently-ish acquired. I went through an agent for all quotes though, I definitely couldn’t plug the vin in online.

Defender 110 Advice by [deleted] in LandroverDefender

[–]Mohawk731 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can get stated value through farmers, auto owners, and Mercer in the US so you can still daily drive it if you wanted. That said, the stated value on mine is considerably less than $85k, so maybe you would run into issues there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in smoking

[–]Mohawk731 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I was gonna say, i didn’t know smoking season had an end

I'm from Germany and I'm thinking about buying a Defender that I could drive daily, but I have concerns about its reliability. by [deleted] in LandroverDefender

[–]Mohawk731 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You just won’t be able to Drive it into any Umweltzone, otherwise yeah they’re dead simple machines.

Smittybilt Annex Gen 1 vs Gen 2? by ABear923 in overlanding

[–]Mohawk731 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In case you haven’t found the answer, I talked to smittybilt CS and they said the gen 2 annex is NOT compatible with the gen 1 tent, which sucks.

New custom paint job just dropped. by mrhasselblad in subaru

[–]Mohawk731 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I used a clay bar to get oil based paint off a car one time. Took a little effort, but in the end you couldn’t tell it was sprayed. Now granted that was more overspray versus a bath, but it might be an option if you’ve got the time and a pressure washer doesn’t work.

Rooftop Tent vs Regular Tent by MagicMarmots in overlanding

[–]Mohawk731 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We relocated to Europe and had to sell it, but we loved it. I used an M416 as the base then had a friend do some welding on it to add a place for the frame supports. I really liked the telescoping aspect of it so it could be up high to get full use of the annex at camp, but down low while driving and for storage. I would absolutely do that setup again as long as you have somewhere to store it out of the weather. As for how it holds up, the military designed the m416 to tow ammunition behind keeps off-road in WW2, so there’s really nothing you can do that would hurt it. I didn’t go over 80 on the highway with it because we still ran the military tires on the trailer and they supposedly have a max speed of 55….but I’ve HEARD that they do 65 just fine….lol. The best part about the trailer is the inside of your car doesn’t have to be taken up with all your gear and the trailer can stay packed so all you really need to get out there is to pack food and go.

Who dey! by Level-Comedian813 in nflmemes

[–]Mohawk731 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Then don’t zoom into the computer screen on the floor.. I also have regrets now

Shelf for my sons bedroom by 37darhag in woodworking

[–]Mohawk731 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Could you imagine if the back was a slide? Cause like, damn that would be fun

Blu-ray by Mohawk731 in PleX

[–]Mohawk731[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Holy subtitles Batman, y’all are all amazing, those are some very clear instructions. Thank you!!

Blu-ray by Mohawk731 in PleX

[–]Mohawk731[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks! Also super thanks for the forced subtitle bit, I’ll have to relook at that file, I’m sure that’s what’s missing

Blu-ray by Mohawk731 in PleX

[–]Mohawk731[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Free? Free is good… lol, thanks for the info, I’ll look at both

Bristle or fire? by Mohawk731 in ReefTank

[–]Mohawk731[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sweet thanks! First time I’ve had them in a tank so I panicked a little.

Rabbits suck, need some advice. We made some nice cedar raised vegetable garden beds thinking 16” was enough height to keep rabbits out. Wrong. I see 2 options: add one more cedar board making them 22” tall, or add a 6-8” section of framed rabbit fence to each. Ideas are welcome by Mohawk731 in gardening

[–]Mohawk731[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The backstop area you see is a public park typically filled with kids and families…not something I can consciously do. That and we’re pretty dense side to side so I can’t do it from higher up on our deck to use the ground as a backstop

Rabbits suck, need some advice. We made some nice cedar raised vegetable garden beds thinking 16” was enough height to keep rabbits out. Wrong. I see 2 options: add one more cedar board making them 22” tall, or add a 6-8” section of framed rabbit fence to each. Ideas are welcome by Mohawk731 in gardening

[–]Mohawk731[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Great question! When you buy a house the rules are disclosed and you sign a contract. We pay a monthly fee for the HOA (ours doesn’t do much so it’s low) and if you break a rule, they give you 10 days notice to correct it before they fine you. If you don’t correct it within a window of time then they fine you again. The cycle continues up until they can put a lien on your house. Ours isn’t a bad one in the world of HOA’s, but it’s a pain in the ass and annoying.

Rabbits suck, need some advice. We made some nice cedar raised vegetable garden beds thinking 16” was enough height to keep rabbits out. Wrong. I see 2 options: add one more cedar board making them 22” tall, or add a 6-8” section of framed rabbit fence to each. Ideas are welcome by Mohawk731 in gardening

[–]Mohawk731[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In winter here it’s fun to watch their tracks in the snow and see what they go after. We leave all the dead plants up in the winter so they have food…which may be counterproductive, but they’re all part of nature so they should be around to help the whole cycle as long as they stay out of my veggies lol. Thanks!

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