Gone To Far LLC

04/02/2026

My little helpers today.....the peacock butt.

03/21/2026

03/21/2026

He screwed the toilet paper holder INTO THE POCKET DOOR! 🚪🔩 He used screws that were too long! Now the bathroom door is pinned inside the wall and won't close. 🛑 Privacy is permanently canceled.

03/21/2026

Shop quoted me $760 for battery relocation in the back, so I decided to do it myself to save my money. 🤔🚗

03/21/2026

Please help, this filter isn't moving at all. 2015 Subaru Forester 2.5l, this filter is absolutely welded on. It won't move at all. The only movement I could get out of it was tightening; it won't loosen at all. I've used a strap wrench, a chain vice, wide channel locks, vice grips, and a screwdriver with the housing still on. That ended up ripping the housing off, and I've tried putting screwdrivers in the metal holes and driving it with a hammer, needle-nose pliers, wide channel locks, and vice grips again after the housing came off, and still nothing. What do I do in this situation? This is the first oil change on this car since buying it; it was previously serviced at Havoline, and I'm guessing the dealer didn't oil the gasket and tightened it excessively. Please help; I have no idea what else to do.🤧

03/21/2026

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03/02/2026

I can't get this bolt off and it's driving me nuts. I've been trying to change my oil for the past 3 days.

I've tried a wrench (Opened for a bit by accident, which I think stripped it..) and a socket wrench, along with soaking the bolt in WD-40 and CRC freeze stuff. I'm looking for a cheap solution, saw those extractor bolts and wondering if that's what I needed. 🤔💬🔩🛠️⚙️🤔

02/23/2026

I never get tired of checking for cracks with the goodman glow. It just pleases my monkey brain.👏👏👏

02/12/2026

Seems sturdy enough…

02/12/2026

Carpenter apprentice here. The customer is upset that I routed the fence around a mature tree instead of cutting the tree down. They’re saying it “looks wrong” and “wasn’t what they expected,” even though this is standard, code-compliant practice when a tree sits on the property line. The fence is straight, level, and designed to allow for future tree growth.

I explained that trees grow, fences don’t, and this prevents future damage. They still think it’s lazy or unprofessional and now want it redone—despite nothing actually being wrong with the install.