Recent content by Hucklebuggy

I'm running a Strong Box from Behemoth between my 4L80e and Ford 205. Buggy is on 39" reds with 5.13 gears. I love it. We do more slow technical crawling so the 5.4:1 in low/low is where I spend most of the time. The 205 rarely gets shifted into high. On access roads, I just shift the Strong Box...

Great Times! Great people! I don't think I want to rip the panels off my rig trying to squeeze through Right Turn Clyde, and I'm pretty narrow. Nothing like 40 grit sandpaper to test the capability of a rig.

No. The knuckle and inner C on the 450/550 axles are quite a bit larger. (And heavy!)

I see those at the Richie Bros Auction in Lake Worth all the time. Always brand new. I've been hoping to catch one going cheap, but hasn't happened yet. The ones I see seem to be plenty heavy built, with drive over fenders and extra wide decks. I think one thing to watch on new trailers, is...

These are all good suggestions. I would add Hamilton Pool out in Dripping Springs to the list. There are kayak and canoe rentals on lake Austin, and there is a walking path that goes around most of it. The water was up over the path in several spots this last weekend, and I think the rental...

What kind of explosives be strapped on you? Crazy Ivan!

That's about 30 miles from me. Same area flooded last year too.

Only two I currently watch: Vikings Game of Thrones Something about armor, swords and axes that I just like. Past addictions: Entourage Californication Dexter Wouldn't really recommend them for anyone now, but I thought they were "cool" at the time.

Provided the axles you have, or are purchasing, come with the spring perches already welded on, I don't see why you can't build the deck while you wait. If purchasing, the spring perch width is usually listed. Just set frame width to match spring perches, and start building. I would try to put...

I get parts from http://northerndrivetrain.com/ if you're thinking of building your own.

I would think a big PTO dyno could work for testing. ??