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It's only worth what somebody is willing to pay for it.
I believe it’s just the coloration and grain structure that people find pleasing.What makes a walnut valuable? The old myth didn't come from nothing, but they don't really grow in ways that make premium wood. What I would say is forest grown with tight rings and a long way til the first branch, but they prefer a lot of light, and throw branches out early. Are the valuable ones the ones that persisted in unfavorable conditions and beat the odds?
So much garbage on Amazon. A not too cheap Alaskan chainsaw knockoff mill was completely out of square. Sent 90% of it back for a full refund and bought Alaskan. I still sometimes try to selectively save some money. 50% of the time the product suits the purpose. The other 50% of the time it fails hopelessly. At least I can get my money back easily.I've been working on my new (to me) truck, fixing and addressing everything I can find to get it right for me. Worked on installing toolboxes yesterday which went ok except for the $115 brackets from Buyers Products were not square! I was very careful measuring and drilling the truck frame to get them just right and exactly the same. Set the box up and one end was over an inch lower than the other. First I swapped brackets and then I ended up shimming with a piece of PT 1x6 lumber I had. I spray painted it black to hide it. The other side I measured the front edge of the bracket to the bed height instead of measuring against the truck frame.
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Today I jacked up the front end to lube everything and pull the front wheels to check brake pads, etc. The truck pulls to the right and has a bad vibration so I assume one of the front tires is bad. I rotated the tires and then test drove it, the pull to the right is 90% gone. I didn't drive it at highway speeds as it's raining so I just went on about a mile loop.
I’ll check out the Curt hitches. Gonna need something for when I get a trailer and wondered if there was a reasonable option for my part time endeavors. Thanks Brian!I have been very happy with Buyers Products items in the past. Their tool boxes are great, they don't leak and are a bargain for the price (if they don't get beat up in shipping). Them and Curt towing and hitch products are my top two brands for work stuff.
curt is all I use for pintle, I may or may not use them as an anchor to pull my 22000 pound bucket truck out of the mud every weekI’ll check out the Curt hitches. Gonna need something for when I get a trailer and wondered if there was a reasonable option for my part time endeavors. Thanks Brian!
Reminds me of "buy once cry once"Good isn't cheap, good enough is cheap.
I have always used a moto my buddies dad said once: "how many times do you want to buy it". Buy cheap and buy often, buy quality and buy it once.
I haven't had any bad experiences with Buyers products, so far, but like any company mis-manufactured products can squirt by quality control. Bummer they were out of square give them a call maybe they will send you a new set.
Nice, I know it's in the book to adjust them at something like every 40. Hours but probably not 100% neededIt starts first crack when warm, couple pulls when cold...it ain't broke! ( The engine that is 😁)