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I used lock washers and lock nuts, siliconed under the foot and thats about it. Might go to a friends house and tack the joints with a welder but I don't think it is needed. Tim

Installed a roof rack. I think it turned out fine and only cost $5.00. :beer:

Combatmech, OldominionIron, Looks like we may get together yet. Tim I will join you in the convoy.

Should work fine. I installed a spin on, there are a couple of threads on the conversion.

Mounted my spare on the roof, will try to post some pics today...

Good music in that neck of the woods.

Here is a bigger one! I have this one in a GP small tent I set up in the back yard and it does a fine job heating it. I have smoke leaking around the lid. Hope to find the material today to fix that issue. It only happens when the door of the stove is all the way open. At this point I have...

Driving to work in the M1009 has a few scratching there head. They all like shiny sports cars...:cookoo:

(Tim, What are you stripping...? Are you stripping the paint off...?) Don, Ya, took it down to the metal on the inside. On my personal 20mm can I used a power sander, cleaned and painted with stove paint. On yours I decided to take all the paint off. Not really sure if it is needed but...

Don, Stripping your cans was a major "PITA" I will need to farm that job out! This is supposed to be a fun thing. I own a small financial company and it has been keeping me busy as of late but should have them done soon. Thanks for the good word...Tim

Nice outfit...

Hi Don, Real happy with the 20MM stove. Working on a combo stove and grill in this size. There is a patend on this size can but the company is history and the issue date is old. Anyway let me make a couple with the grill stove combos and let you know. I have the lid secured with wing...

High Combatmech, Are you back in town? Here are some pictures of one of the ammo cans we traded for. They are big enough to hold all the stove pipe and other equipment. I still like the smaller cans for the BOV. Commander5993, They are not difficult to make just a little time...

Welcome, Was in Front Royal last week, long way from TX. Have had my M1009 for over a year now and love it. This sight has made all the differance. If you have done your home work you know to look for fork truck damage, change all fluids and first mod is the Dog head conversion. I think there...

It’s a lot harder to be away from my business than it us to be. Glad you all had a great time in GA. I have been tweaking the design and looking for better quality stove pipe but the stoves are getting better the more I make and they are selling as fast as I can make them. Waiting on paper...

Been very busy, hope to start the console next week. I need to do some tests on my stove mod and give you an update. I will be getting my staff back in order soon so I can spend more time on the important stuff!

Buy a A2 and have 2 trailers, that is what I did. To much cost and no brakes to boot..

Not finished yet, will post a few soon.

I was at camp Baker with the Scouts couldn't make it. I was at the show last year. Good luck with the pump. Tim

Welcome back, how was TX? Tim