South end w/groover...

Spinnaker · Sep 15, 2009

Hey guys and gals...

Does anyone one in the south end area have a tire groover that I could come over and borrow for about two hours? I have a set of bias ply Buckshot Mudders that I'd like to cut into.

I'll bring a sixer of your favorite :beer: with me and some bullshit'n skills for your time!

Thanks,
Tim

Avanteone · Sep 15, 2009

I've got one you're welcome to borrow.

Spinnaker · Sep 15, 2009

Good lord.... I'd take me two days to drive the sami up to Auburn:booo:

If no one closer steps up I'll have to come up and see you.

Thanks:awesomework:,
Tim

crazybluerider1 · Sep 15, 2009

I've got one in portland. I'd let you use it here. I'll even lean over your shoulder and heckle you while you do it.:haha: I'm not going to be around this weekend but I'll probably be free next weekend.:awesomework:

SUPAFLY · Sep 15, 2009

I've got one in Renton..........:redneck:

Spinnaker · Sep 15, 2009

crazybluerider said:
...I'll even lean over your shoulder and heckle you while you do it.:haha: ...

Gee...thanks:fawkdancesmiley::haha:

Your just about as far away as Avanteone!

Next person to offer will probably be in Yakama:redneck:

The sami has 5.38's on 32ish tires... No top end at all. About 50mph is the max these days.

Thanks again!
Tim:booo:

Spinnaker · Sep 15, 2009

I think it would be cheeper to spend the $85 on a new one than the gas it would take reach an one of you guys:redneck:

Tim

Bunk1 · Sep 15, 2009

Spinnaker said:
I think it would be cheeper to spend the $85 on a new one than the gas it would take reach an one of you guys:redneck:

Tim

I got one up here in Monroe.

gas is on the right · Sep 15, 2009

baggers cant be choosers :haha:........85 bucks for a hot knife ?

Bunk1 · Sep 15, 2009

gas is on the right said:
baggers cant be choosers :haha:........85 bucks for a hot knife ?

I thought it was $70 for a dieal groover.

kaptain kraker · Sep 15, 2009

just use a chainsaw .. its cool if you have a steady hand

gas is on the right · Sep 15, 2009

Bunk said:
I thought it was $70 for a dieal groover.

I was asking ......I know nothing about tire groovers........serious:corn:

Spinnaker · Sep 15, 2009

Yeah, I've come across them for about $60 plus shipping. I just don't have a use for a groover once I cut into my tires.

Tim

crazybluerider1 · Sep 16, 2009

Spinnaker said:
Yeah, I've come across them for about $60 plus shipping. I just don't have a use for a groover once I cut into my tires.

Tim

That's what I thought before I bought one. Then I realized that I could loan it to my friends for beer and rent it out. If you hang with wheelers it will pay for itself pretty quick.

whiteman · Sep 16, 2009

Shoot I paid about $580 for my tire groover then six months later the company discontinued it and designed a new one. Nothing like gettin the shaft.

Damnyankee · Sep 16, 2009

I have one in puyallup

zukkev · Sep 16, 2009

Spinnaker said:
Yeah, I've come across them for about $60 plus shipping. I just don't have a use for a groover once I cut into my tires.

Tim

I take donations!

:awesomework:

Spinnaker · Sep 16, 2009

Now how are ya gonna do another suzuki guy like that....:fawkdancesmiley:

Ed Bister · Sep 16, 2009

when i used to regroove desiel tires i would go through the blades every 4 or five tire's maybe its because there different then off road tires but the replacment blades cost a few bucks and it really works better and cleaner with a new blade on it.:awesomework: