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which is/was the one that turned pink in the sun?

yup, depending on the wood you use, you can get it wet, build a jig and bend to shape, and, then, let it dry. I usually bend a little more than I want, since it seems they always spring back some when taken out of the jig. I use 1x4 and cut them down. If you can find a straight grain hardwood...

RE: Re: RE: MV insurer? I use Haggerty here in CA. cheap and easy.......but, they want you to have it in a garage, or, at least have one available for it.......

bimpyrobb; one could imagine some of those additives not burning well, or, interfering with the fuels ability to do same. Also chemical reactions during and after combustion potentially causing cylinder/valve deposits. I'd wonder about that, too. I save my WMO, but, I don't use any snake oil in...

remember: centrifical forces can generate a lot of damage if things come apart. Go to "simple centrifuge" website, they show video's ect. good info there. I'd think a centrifuge is the way to go. I'm not so sure about a washing machine. IIRC, it's the perforated drum that spins, the solid one...

Aside from politics, etc........ Nice photo's, nice set up. I've run 2wd Case and J.D. tractors, backhoes mostly, for years. They do just fine, you know their limits and, usually stay within. But, you get stuck.....too........at least with 2wd, you don't have to walk as far to get...

very cool pics David. I saw and responded to your post on the "6x6" website, too. What is the diesel engine used in those? Thanks

is it just straight mineral oil? I've heard of really nasty stuff in some of the transformer cooling oils. You might want to be sure.........

RE: contest I'd think towing is not so much the problem or question, it'll tow a lot, albiet slowly. I'd think the real concern would be stopping............ As long as you're confident in the trailers ability to stop it'self, and, you have plenty of tongue weight, you should be ok....... But...

is that 100 bucks each?

James: I'd guess your question might also be phrased: Will my driveway hold a deuce?........not knowing what your driveway is made from, how, on what base, that's a pretty tough question........probably not though...... And, certainly, don't drive it on the grass, they're not made for that sort...

very cool.........

Are you going to have it boost activated, or, throttle, or manual? variable volume, or, set? Do you have a boost gauge and/or pyrometer? Just some thoughts.......... good luck

RE: moving m1009 I'm between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe on I-80, I can store it if it can get here.........

"Special Purpose Rubber"?.........Isn't that a reference to the movie with Steve Martin "The Jerk"? hahahahaa

RE: Re: RE: Winch Wanted I have an LU-2, if that's close......... I had pics posted somwhere here, but, have been searching and can't find them......... I can get more if you're interested, winch, frame ends, partial bumper.........500 bucks.......I think it still has cable on it......

RE: Re: RE: Blasting Help! Question! Is this a pressure pot? you should have a backflow valve, if so, and, it'll help. I'd say moisture......if this is re-curring during operation,it plugs then builds enough pressure to blow the plug out, then, plugs again....... If not, I don't know...

yes, it should fit on an 8' trailer, since, the tires are not that far apart....just get it as centered as possible. It's not pulling it that causes problems, it's stopping....... It's ok to get there slow, it's tough, though, if you can't stop...... Make sure the trailer brakes are good, and...

make sure you have plenty of tires and brakes, too..........

boy, wish I could go to that..........darn it.