THE PORTAL HUB - Pinzgauers, Haflingers, Volvo 303s and more!

Well, for me, you picked a hell of a time to sell it. I have a 710 and have been looking for a 712 but have some major medical issues going on with my wife AND son right now. I saw that you were looking to sell it here on the board and have been thinking about it then just saw it on my Facebook page...

I tried Geiko, Americanfamily, Progresive and several others whos names I forget. The only mainstream company that I found that would insure mine is Allstate.

Scottie.

Just added this to my things to make list! Nice design! Good project for the welding 101 class I am taking.

Scottie

My craftsman torque wrench is a pos! the plastic lock broke and now I have no idea what ft/lb I am torquing to. Have not done it yet but will probably replace it with a Snap-on even though I hear that they are not standing behind their tools the way that they used to.

Scottie

I know it's a M7 thread and that the fuel should be above the bottom of the tool and the clip. What I need to know is how far down from the top surface of the tool to the bottom of the clip and to the bottom of the tool. I am taking a machine shop class and am just going to make my own. If anybody e...

The lug nuts should be torqued with the wheel off of the ground (yes, still in the air). The centering of the wheel is lug centric, not hub centric.

Not exactly close but at least in the same state. What do you have going on there?

Scottie

I bought my pinz thru Linden Engineering, they had it for sale on consignment, Dennis and his wife Linda went way out of their way helping me get my Pinz. From picking me up at the airport to running me to multiple banks so I could get access to my money because my bank does not have any branches in...

I tried acetone, turpentine, MEK, hydrochloric acid, Wal-Mart paint stripper and water (universal Solvent). All nice and controlled couple of red flakes in the bottom of each test tube and stoppers on the tops. Nothing I found dissolved it but The Paint stripper did seem to loosen it some. I have no...

Mine did the same thing ! When I found the front knob and put it back together it worked just fine.

I am sure you will love your new Pinz. I bought mine through Dennis (Linden Engineering) and Love it. I had wanted a pinz for several years but nobody around me has one so the first time I ever saw one for real and drove one was when I flew out to Denver to buy mine! I then drove it back to St. Loui...

I use the dot-it lites also but keep in mind that they are not waterproof.
I doubt a led light or even several led lights if run from the Pinz batteries
would drain the batteries in less than 24 hours.

[quote="todds112"]Wow! Bureaucratic Boneheads!! Wish I was closer we could get as many "legally registered" Pinz. mogs, m35's, etc etc and drive up and down in front of the Capitol. :evil:

Count me in. I am close enough!
I wonder if they will outlaw the ducks also?

Scottie

I have a single yellow dot
72 710 radio Pinz.