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Have you tried looking for one lately? Even GL/GSA prices on non-runners are way higher than you expect. They are becoming rare whether anyone wants to admit it or not. Regardless $250 for decent M1009 to be cut up is a shame. I have a 71 M35A2 now but I still like my M1008. If I was...

Sorry Peter, It has me upset and heart rate up too! The guy e-mailed me back and said he wanted to list it here but could not see paying the $15..........sigh -Dale

CUCV M1009 1984 Diesel Chevy Blazer (Bellingham Firestone) Date: 2012-07-06, 3:41PM PDT (date posted ad) True, This guy was under the gun to get it moved off of Firestone's property I guess. CJ, Already working it. They have my number, guy seemed pretty certain its gone though...

I stumbled upon this Craigslist ad today: MAKE ME AN OFFER Located outside at N. State St. Bellingham, WA 1984 Chevy Blazer 6.2L Detroit Diesel less than 90,000miles on it, but head gasket is blown/ hydrolocked new front brakes new starter new batteries new cables new shocks Needs to be gone...

Guys we lost out on this one.... I stumbled upon this Craigslist ad today: MAKE ME AN OFFER Located outside at N. State St. Bellingham, WA 1984 Chevy Blazer 6.2L Detroit Diesel less than 90,000miles on it, but head gasket is blown/ hydrolocked new front brakes new starter new batteries new...

Batt box Ok last simple project for today was to trade out the battery box. Thanks to WSUCOUGARX (Mike) who sold me a plastic battery box I was able to replace mine which was so badly rusted I'm surprised batteries were not falling out of where the bottom is supposed to have been. Still need...

Cable step This is not a final mount as I have another idea for later....

Just a few small projects today First up is a couple weeks ago I scored a gov issue metal jerry can from an estate sale for free when I bought some other things. Oh it came with two fuel spouts one is similar to issued one but shorter and the other is really narrow. I sanded it down, washed...

Great, make sure you have a spare too. Just ask Amram(Mike) about that. -Dale

Kudos to you guys going it solo. I injured my back in Iraq in 2007, every once in awhile it acts up. There is no way I would attempt large singles solo. There are a few tricks that help sure but jeez.......wow guys.

Hey I'm up too! (just finished a 23 mile skate) -Dale

Yes it works on the deuce. Since you originally asked I have had the opportunity to assist Mike and Scott and put the Robotool to the test. There may be a couple that are stubborn that need some PB Blaster but the 24v Robotool does indeed work. The standard air impact does not work, you need...

I have a 24V 1/2" robotool impact wrench for my roadside needs. I have helped other guys remove their lug nuts several times. I really does the trick. Sometimes there are one or two stubborn ones but some PB blaster normally works.

True statement, pretty sure it would not have taken that long knowing what we know now anyway.

yes that is the key Mike! and soapy water!

Mike and I were convinced we needed Brad's 10ton forklift too......one night we were forced to do it by hand, took like 10 minutes to seat the split ring and we did one more at mikes house the same way. -Dale

Amram and I felt the same way changing his out, three flats later we became pretty proficient at it. Do you have the proper tire tools? What are using? Once we figured it out it really does not take long. -Dale

To soon to give up yet. There is still some time. recommend work on the mechanical issue first. We can help mount tires at the rally if needed. -Dale

Hope everyone is having a wonderful 4th of July. I ran into one MV owner at FT Lewis car show today "Everette" He said he would pull up the details and would attend the rally! He has a really nice restored Jeep. -Dale

Oh I have them alright, two large 50 gallon toughboxes full of stuff.....