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is it hard to swivel/rotate with alot of weight on it...

This is my next project...

I thought about that drive a few days ago, but I was thinking of going DOWN.... We lived up in Hesperia and drove the pass often, in a jeep... down it in a 5 ton... wow.

I took ours to pick up privacy fence material this weekend... First load, 2tons of concreted and poles. Second load 500 6' pickets and 40 16' 2x4s... She never even knew it was back there, but she enjoyed the outing.

I'm doing my research, and wanted to ask... instead of making a new post. I think I may have a sticking break switch also. the hazzards/turn signals work, but the signal bulb is not any brighter than the tail lights are in service drive. I'll get someone up in the cab to try the break pedal so i...

cool... I've only been 103 miles in my deuce... top speed 51mph. Post up some pics when you can.

I took the canvas, bows, headache rack and troop seats off, pulled the convoy lights off, and the decon canister and mount out. Put some wire protection conduit on the convoy wiring so it wont short out, zip tied some loose wiring up nice. Found out why my dash panel was rattling, put a new...

I LIKE this combo. Are the front and rear that close to the same size, no ill effects ...?

I'll just combat lock it, and leave the drivers windshield unlatched....

Old post, but I'd like to see some "installed pics" if possible.... (battery end) thanks

My question, and forgive me if its been brought up a dozen times (I am searching this subject of accidentally locked doors) but do the "keyed" door handles "unlock" a door that has been locked from the inside, or do they only lock/unlock the handle? I've noticed the wife keeps locking her door...

bringing it back from a few years ago.... not sure yet, but I keep wanting to call it "the Prius".... (71 M35A2 w/w)

I drove mine home... 103 miles, with wife following me. With a big ol' smile (and ear muffs). I think I actually hit 51mph...!!!

OK... so i know this is an OLD OLD post... but i'm researching the long wheelbase 4x4 in the pictured with the kids in the back on first page. i've seen one for sale on 49" tactor tires.... any input

I thought of making a loading dock at home on our hillside.... my Kubota 4x4 would jump in there pretty good.

That's a mid engine hummer wheelie car, made by Jesse James and Monster Garage, they came out and did a show while I was in Iraq in 2005... the rear bumper is full of concrete for balance and its powered by a blown 502. It was 99% completed and we had some minor part we couldn't get locally ( no...

how's this for test pictures...?

very impressed...