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I like hot peppers, but not reaper hot!

Monty has done some little stuff I needed done. Looks great and great dude

I had it done a couple years ago. I’m glad I did it I think it was around 4K. Talk to your insurance provider they may pay a little bit if you use someone in there network. Only complaint is sometimes at night my eyes may get a little dry, they said it’s normal that it takes a while for your...

Happy birthday.You have made it to the age where your not trusted by the younger generation and they start calling you sir and ****. Haha

Re: Lq9 powered jk on tons I've wheeled with this rig very dependable going machine

This is what I've done in the past on some old tanks. I used to have a steel tank and was Getting them swapped one time when I mentioned to the guy getting me some full tanks that I wished I had an aluminum instead of the steel. He just said well **** we"ll get ya an aluminum one

I'm sure a lot of the money spent on rigs are due to tax reasons where they own a small business or whatever. Looks like the ole work truck needs a 10k engine and a steering 14 bolt axle

I'm running a sbc that's pretty much built around the pane and single mixer so it feels like it makes some good torque I'd say

I'm running this combo through a th350 with 43. I really like the final ratio. I'm running a pretty low stall around 2200 though. I can crawl stuff with yota cab trucks or smoke the tires on a big ledge into second gear.

Does the fat girl need to be whistle trained? :dunno:

I saw in the comps break in procedure that you should remove the inner spring But I broke mine in with it still in there. It's been good for a couple years now.

The break in procedure must be done on a flat tappet. Use high zinc oil

Re: PRAYERS NEEDED It's terrible Wesley. Been praying for them.

I did find another nasty cut in one of the 43s. kills me when I see one

Nay, not yet. Just washed and put it up. Haha I figured the next morning I would at least Have something leaking or a tire down but it seems to be ok

It was sure fun getting it off riot hill!

I'm no lumber expert but it's been explained to me that one benefit of using The 3 2x6 glued and screwed together is that the whole post is treated whereas A 6x6 post the center isn't treated. You definitely would want direct contact treated Lumber at least

Good idea I'll try that

I finished mine last fall. I went with a 30x50 and 14' ceiling. A 30x30 would have worked but I didn't want it to be to small in a few years. I considered a 40x50 but I'm glad I don't have to sweep that much more floor now