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Thanks for the update. He should be off the 2 lane (US2) by dark.

Well..........................this project ended up on the back burner for a while. I guess it's time to get back at it. More to come in the near future.

Keep us in the loop on how things are going. I'll be around the shop all day and checking in here.

HaHa..how long has it been since you were in the UP?

Looking good, your well on the way to trouble free charging.

I don't care who you are that's funny.

I would go with the Isuzu. Back in the day I had a GMC S15 with the 4 cyl Isuzu, 40+mpg and very dependable.

I'll admit I didn't like the change (at first), but this is not my call. After a week of looking around things are getting better for me. You don't need to please everyone Patracy, just do the right thing for the site.

Don't feel bad your not the first nor will you be the last. The way they howl you won't notice one bearing burning up. I know of more than one person (whom should know better) that have experienced the same condition.:whistle:

Sorry to tell you this but Bob has your problem pegged. Your input shaft bearing is seized. The transmission can probably be saved.

My 1010 has the hitch you describe. I pull a loaded M101A2 with no problems. I do need to remove the hitch to use the steps.

The weather was perfect. Here's a few of tower hill.

Bump.................This week. I'll be around here one more day if you have questions. Every one is welcome, you don't have to be a member of any group. On site registration is still ok. We expect 30+ vehicles so far, with hundreds of miles of trails we have room for a few more. I have Tenten...

Just thought I would add a few photos from past years.....

Sorry I've been slackin........Saturday spaghetti dinner, nothing specific for a dish to pass. We will have a couple kinds of pasta and sauce also meatballs. Every one welcome! Trail rides begin Friday. Saturday 0830 driver meeting, 0900 roll-out...

Look's like some quality time in engineer valley! :driver: Keep the pics coming.

We used the single cyl on arrow boards (traffic control). I wish I would have kept some when we got out of the business. Those 4 cylinders might have some interesting uses. Nate

There is a Lister Petter dealer in Gaylord MI. (Google is your friend, embrace it's power) :whistle:

nopics Of course photos just won't compare to a day at that range.

Cool article, 65 mph on a mule :shock: what a ride! Deuceshigh, open the thumbnail then left click on it. It should open the pic in a larger format then right click to enlarge.