Why not make it a Red Rock or Portal "event" at Moab?
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jo
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Why not make it a Red Rock or Portal "event" at Moab?
Beers to be provided by those needing help!
jo
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Tools & free advice provided by those needing refreshment...Originally Posted by JoFotoz
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OH BOY, more Red Rock wrenching!If that's the case I may order the metal tabs and we can really make a party of it.
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this mght be a great idea.....
maybe ill bring epoxy and the metal window brackets...
i could definately afford to pay some beer for some help to get mine fixed...
ive tried 3 times with no luck...
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Maybe get in touch wit SBC, for da kine hot glue he uses...
Way more fast!
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That would be nice... the epoxy I used with the plastic tabs works well, but it takes four hours to set. That's a lot of time to be waiting for rain...Maybe get in touch wit SBC, for da kine hot glue he uses...
Way more fast!
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definately gonna have to look into something that sets easier than epoxy...although once i get it done, i dont wanna have to do it again...
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Check out SBC's posts re: the hot glue...he says no probs withstanding AZ heat...however, that doesn't mean it will withstand the MUCH lower temps experienced a bit farther nort.
Just a wild thought, that MAY prove useful...
Snoop around for club builders epoxy...my Bro builds golf clubs, & has experience with fast setting epoxies that he gets from golfsmith.
I figure, that if he can build a club that can withstand the torsional/centrifugal loads created by 100+ mph club head speeds @ impact, & be ready to hit in about an hour (or less), then our window load stresses should be much less.
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