SSChicken

u/SSChicken




r/4x4•

So I've got a 4.5" lift and 32" tires on my 2004 WJ. I don't do anything too extreme, It's usually the tow vehicle for my quads or bikes or whatever, but it's nice to be able to get out and around in case I need to recover something. Or if I just want the creature comforts of a cabin. In any case, I recently upgraded to 32" tires since I only buy take-offs and this is what popped up. I typically run on 31" on a 16" wheel.

I'm running into an issue where if I flex too much, the rear tire gets buried and locks in place against the wheel well. It's only in pretty intense circumstances, but it stops me dead in my tracks when it happens. [I can pull the wheel onto my trailer]([https://i.img

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r/Trucks•

I'm looking at an F550 with the strict purpose of heavy towing and hauling. It's got a service bed on it right now, but it won't come with the truck. I can weld and engineer stuff, so I was looking to design a flatbed to see what my material and time costs might look like for that, or if I should just keep my eyes out for a flatbed or hauler bed or something.

I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can find some critical dimensions of the rear of the truck so I can start some rudimentary design steps. Frame rail width, mounting locations, etc. I'll verify everything before starting the build if I buy the truck, but for now I just want to see what I can do.

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r/homeassistant•

I've got an issue where I've got a bunch of template lights that correspond to TV inputs. The configuration looks like this:

  lgc9_input_shield:
    friendly_name: "LGC9 Show Shield"
    value_template: >-
      {{ is_state('media_player.LGC9', 'on') and 
      (state_attr('media_player.LGC9', 'source') == 'HDMI 2') and
      (state_attr('media_player.X2600h', 'source') == 'SHIELD') }}
    turn_on:
      service: script.turn_on_tv_and_set_source_to_SHIELD
    turn_off:
      service: media_player.turn_off
      target:
        entity_id: media_player.LGC9

which checks if the TV is on, the input is set correctly, and the receiver is set corre

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