What did u do to your raptor today?

[2014RubyRed]

I USUALLY have to take the truck for a fast drive around the block after I dry it off.

Well, when it's -20f outside, it's even harder to dry when it's frozen solid!!! Plus you're trapped inside until the door jambs thaw out.......

 

[Bulletnjm]

Yeah? Gets all that water out of the inside of the mirrors and along all the rubber trim? I get sick of washing the truck in the winter and come back an hour or so later and there is white, salty streaks all down the sides.......

i drive home quickly and towel dry it in the garage where i let it sit over night before i drive it. i dont get any drips

 

[SilentShooter]

I got a guy that dries mine..

 

[2014RubyRed]

Yes, the Sidekick is not really enough to completely dry the truck, but it does work good to get most of the water off and get it out of all the cracks so you don't get drips.

For a full dry with a lot of power, the Adam's Master Blaster Revolution is the ticket.

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-Dan

Make a group buy on these - I dare you!!!

 

[cbcgeneral]

I'm getting sick of using my leaf blower. The fumes make me all light headed and before long I wake up and I'm chasing the ******* dog around the shop with it. He runs like a Greyhound every time I fire it up now!!!!!!

i use a towel, works great!

Between the two of you I loose more and more brain cells reading your post full of shenanigans lol. Plus what were you guys told about the truck washing post. Now go to your rooms and think about what you've done.

 

[t_j]

Used it to pick up this to help out when working on bushings and ball joints, certainly beats hitting shit with a hammer for several hours:




Finished machining the temporary misalignment spacers for the rear shocks, and machined 2 weld in bushings for the passenger side upper mount that was ovaled out.








Replaced the passenger side rear abs sensor due to some heat damage from the old exhaust setup:



Drove home though this:



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Also used it to pick up some steel for the next two projects I have lined up, watch this space.

 

[CoronaRaptor]

Used it to pick up this to help out when working on bushings and ball joints, certainly beats hitting shit with a hammer for several hours:




Finished machining the temporary misalignment spacers for the rear shocks, and machined 2 weld in bushings for the passenger side upper mount that was ovaled out.








Replaced the passenger side rear abs sensor due to some heat damage from the old exhaust setup:



Drove home though this:



---------- Post added at 10:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:03 PM ----------

Also used it to pick up some steel for the next two projects I have lined up, watch this space.

I see you opted for the pneumatic accessory , nice!

 

[t_j]

I see you opted for the pneumatic accessory , nice!

Yeah that air over hydraulic bottle jack is pretty damn nice for the price and makes the whole process much easier!

 

[Wilson]

heck ya

 

[Zeus]

Dropped it off at the dealer for what appears to be a leaking rear window (don't think it's the third brake light since I caulked that months ago and it looks dry inside).