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That's a wild little machine!

That's not real good news, but the silver lining is: - It should keep you free of all the "paying paper" for a while. :doghead::recovry4x4:

No baseball bat is ever taking THAT box down!

How could you even get your head in there to SEE where anything was getting hung up?!

Nice work on the box; that looks good. [thumbzup] How did you cut-and-square the aluminum plate; with a bandsaw?

Thanks for the vid and pics, m715mike; the visual record is always a treat (and appreciated). :beer:

Was the new one about the same cost as the rebuild?

It IS the sidewalls holding up those tires: You're sporting Run-Flats, and it didn't cost you a dime extra; bonus!!

Dang. It must be the sidewalls holding those tires up. I mean isn't atmospheric pressure at sea level 15 psi?! I got to go look that up....

Maybe just bump-up your gym schedule; might solve the problem: http://www.newyorker.com/cartoons/a20489

Your rig looks real fine, 18operator. [thumbzup] I was just wondering. Is there an office on the upper level of the barn, and is there a special exit for visitors you don't particularly like: - "There's the door; don't let it hit you on the way out!" :papabear::naner:

Did you say "3 psi" is all you're running in those tires?!

Those brackets have an aluminum look to them, but they have to be milled steel plate, right?

Oh, Man; he's playing the heart-string card. The vote this month is going to be good; it's pulling ALL the stops...

You know you WANT to. It's just those pesky little details of booking a charter are holding you back.

There's some hard campaigning going on, right out of the chute; excellent!

Off-season camping is always preferred: - No biting insects, no poison ivy (a regional thing), no nasty heat-and-humidity, no crowds, unobstructed views, wildlife a-plenty. What's not to like?! :naner:2cents

Nothing more frustrating than waiting for the package of parts, getting all fired up to see it at the door, and be ready to put it all to work only to find that your missing ONE critical little part. Man, that's the worst; survivable, but no fun. :burn:aua

Nice job! Did you braze the expanded metal to the frame, or are those welds?i

Is there any particular reason for that; like did you do Australian service?