New River Rat said:
I now have 3 trailers, all with Bearing Buddies. Excuse me. All with different
size Bearing Buddies. I have a hard time determining which to order from my PC, much less trying to "shop" at a boat ramp.
I have never understood thievery or vandalism. Or supporting habits/diseases. I remember reading on a fishing site that someone came back to load their boat and a thief had hooked a chain to his exhaust and used a 4X4 to jerk the catalytic converters off.
Again, the only part of Sharia law that I DO agree with is chopping off the hand of a convicted thief, except, like I said, it should be done more slowly, with a 2 lb cross peen hammer, one finger at a time.
I have NO use for a common thief.
That chart of all the different size BB's is another pet peeve for me. I just cannot understand why trailer parts mfgs cannot just have 1 or 2 sizes of things, why do they insist on having 47 different sizes? Try looking through an Expediter trailer parts catalog, looking for a replacement part, it's enough to give you a nervous breakdown.
On that note, one day, I hope to open up a specialty fastener store. We'll be dealing exclusively in oddball-sized fasteners and such, and ONLY the oddball stuff.
Why? Because it seems every time I do a job, that's what I run into...oddball stuff you can't find at the hardware store, it's gotta be special ordered from Zimbabwe, but that'll be a back order, it might get here in about 6 months, as they're having trouble finding wood for their fire pits that they hand forge their fasteners over. Oh, and when you get it, you'll discover it's 1/8 inch too short! Grrrr!
Want regular bolts and nuts, go to Home Depot.
Need some oddball stuff? Then come to "B@STARD BOLTS AND NUMB NUTS" Not only am I the President and the largest stockholder in the company, as well as salesman of the year, but I'll most likely be the #1 customer!
I actually saw a set of numb nuts one time, used to mount the bumper on my GMC Z-71. I was trying to figure out why none of my sockets would fit this thing, and then I looked at it. Instead of having 6 equal sized flats, 4 of them were equal, but 2 parallel sides were longer than the other sides. WTF?? I'd love to see the proprietary socket used for that, I bet they want 200 dollars for that tool. By the way, we'll have those in stock at BBNN, as well. LMAO!!