Recent content by khandoh

Well, if nothing else, this is information I wanted to know for the construction of a bow and tarp set for my KB, but was afraid to ask! [thumbzup]

Drop a small crane on it and a fit wheel for a micro salvage truck :D

LOL @ the M105? "Large military covered trailer" Also, heads up, judging by some previous posts I have noticed, this may not be allowed?

But seriously, if that is a engine, transmission, or axle vent, just get a hose long enough to drape over the engine, or get a covered vent looks like (cant think of name, sue me. I'm a bit past driving legally...) _____ | | |_| |_| _| |_ | | |_ _| | | | |...

That is a thing. It does stuff.

I hate to sound this way, but I wonder how hard a good solid redesign of the part as a whole would be? I am not saying that lifts should be abandoned.... But the arm was bent by a stationary tyre? Slow speed OK. but trying to change the direction of a 500 lb gyro?

Not to hijack this thread, but does anyone know how they managed to snap the dogbone on the 900 wrecker they had at Robins without the EUC a while back?

Hmmm... Thats your problem! Looks like the back half of your truck is missing. Might explain the lack of traction you were telling me about! :)

Well, it is for the most part the same engine. :) The eclipse is a fat little car. Liked the one I rented, but the thing weighs 1.5 neons. :shock: OTOH Chrysler with there infernal pencil-pushing, penny-squeezers.... Mitsu dealt directly, but they has some play to not be so utterly disposable.

build a roller setup to pull behind your truck when moving it around. :D

You really cant put down the neon. I dare you to find a cheaper platform for a weekend BS race car.

I have always wanted to build a machine to that effect. :driver:

I know she was not coughing up that much smoke when I saw her...

just place treads on it :-P

Yes, in all of my experiences, the 1/4 ton truck has always been called a 'jeep' regardless of year or manufacture be it a Willys, a Ford, a Death Jeep, Etc., always 'jeep.' Only on paper had I ever seen it referred to as a MUTT.