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6mo ago
inHad a customer bring in a 1992 Trek 930 with a seized seatpost. Took three days of Kroil, heat, and a bench vise to finally get it out.
Had a similar battle with a tractor manifold bolt last spring, pure misery.
6mo ago
inMy tent pole snapped on the second night of the Lost Coast Trail last month.
Man, that's rough for your buddy, @adam_nguyen7. Makes you wonder if the constant sun exposure out there weakens the stitching over time.
6mo ago
inSo I tried a different brand of joint compound on a basement job...
My uncle's basement flooded last year and ruined a whole bucket of that green lid stuff.
6mo ago
I finally talked to a salvage diver in Mobile who said 'the real risk isn't the depth, it's the paperwork', and it got me thinking.
Honestly, it's not really an either-or thing. Good procedure is what makes sure your hardware is actually checked right in the first place. A solid pre-dive plan is the system that catches the gear problem you might miss on a quick look.