I wouldn't get rid of it if i was you. They don't exactly make them any better these days except for roller bearings. And well cared for friction slides are almost comparable and like twice as reliable
You could run the agm in the cab with a fuse box completely separate and just keep enough extra cable to switch between either if one goes out and you need to use something or start the truck
I think you got it all figured out there. It's a bit of overkill so starts are easy and don't drain it much. Pair that with driving hard/lotsa revs basically anytime there's no cars in front of me (often out here in the hills) and prioritizing light weight with pretty much every mod. My...
https://antigravitybatteries.com/products/starter-batteries/automotive/ag-24-rs/
i have this in 40 amp hour configuration
I got a little charger/tender thing with it just in case but haven't used it yet
No mods; thought about a voltage monitor of some kind but i haven't even checked it once yet to see how it does :noidea: (at this point i'm a little nervous that i'd start having problems as soon as i did start keeping an eye on it). No idea if it does anything to control temps when charging...
I've run an AntiGravity LiFePO4 for about a year now in my daily driver 2nd gen taco. Maybe a couple dozen starts around 10 degrees or less a few of them into the negatives, but only this past winter so far. A handful of 3hr+ drives. Makes the starter sound like its on the roids too, cranks...
If you have patience and attention to detail, buying a TIG only machine can be a sneaky way to get more machine for the money up front. Gonna have to spend a little more time learning. A lot more time prepping the weld and doing the weld, but the versatility and quality is unbeatable by a long...
Yeah that'd be cool. Or even just a picture with somethin to compare it to so i can get an idea of where to put one. Garage is runnin out of room but i'm really interested in doing shock rebuilds n valving more for like a side hustle or sumn
You're not wrong for keeping your saw lined up that well. It's just that you'll get the perfect cut... just to have it be anywhere from a hair to an 8th off in a few hours as the temp/humidity changes, and same with whatever the board is being screwed to, and to realize you're measuring with a...