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Yeah Phoenix is like 120 degrees today? We have had 105 - 110 degrees all weekend and at night it hasn't gone below 80 degrees, and we aren't even getting the worst of it.

I say 2 months. That does bring you to a dilemma though having yet another working SEE as you will have to salvage one or buy another one. Although your girlfriend may be starting to thing you have a fetish for SEE's since you keep buying them.:lol:

What I hear from the old firefighters is that if something isn't going wrong, you best get ready for something to go wrong.

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I hope you are filling that last 10%. Unless my math serves me wrong 60+30=90 :lol:

Is that brass or copper? Because the Green looks in indicative of brass or copper rust. That is what the small particles could be, rust that has slowly eroded off the part. Just a guess since i don't know the material.

buy another one? Green fever ya know

xD

I want to go back in time and make him say that for real! Imagine the laughs!

Hope it doesn't get hot, that would then be bad.

1) You do not know hot until you have lived in California, during a drought. At least in Louisiana there is humidity, here we just have hot hot hot, oh and by the way, more hot. 2) that is valid i guess, he best not throw that of the truck while fording a river though, might cause a war:mrgreen:

Water of course!!! He isn't Russian so it can't be Vodka. xD

welcome, i am not a Unimog guy, but i have many funny stories about them.

you were looking at King Machine's "An American deuce in Canada" thread weren't you. In all fairness a mog is a good truck, but expensive (it is a Mercedes Benz product), whereas a deuce is cheap (relatively) and more uses for the general person. I mean come on how many people need all the...

It was a little brush plow. who knows it may have been a coyote

Don't own one, but my dad drove them for BLM in the high desert of California, said those things could climb a light-pole if gravity allowed. He also remembers hitting a jack rabbit with the plow on the front, said the thing went up and over the truck in mid-stride.