thinmkin bout bushwacker fender flares as well
also doin the camper shell before I put it back on.
hell...I like the pattern so much,I'm thinkin bout using all the cut pcs and doin the lumber rack too !

whew ! what a pia dealing with "pic attachment size" !
is there a easier way to send pics here ?

 

Hauled hay with it..

Put on the DIY Posi-Lok. I couldn't get it working, I think I've got too many bends in the cable routing so I've gotta re route it.

Needless to say, I got stuck with a full load of bales on a flatbed trailer.

And the Ford doesn't have 4wd OR limited slip... So we couldn't use it to pull the Dodge out

So I backed up as far as I could onto some grass that didn't have snow/ice on it, although the top bit was a little bit muddy cuz it was about 40* outside...

After several tries in low range, I kept hitting 20MPH which is tops for low range and I still couldn't get enough speed on the tires to get moving.

So I put it in high range and first gear and tried again. Still not much more than 20MPH and not enough speed.

So I backed up again, put it in 2nd gear, floored it, and dropped the clutch. I absolutely maxed the engine out at 5700RPM and 50MPH reading on the speedometer, and slowly I worked my way out. I was really burning rubber by this time but I DID make it out of there LOL! About the only time Dad ever lets me do a "burnout" lol. Everyone else ran for shelter lol, it was sooo loud and I was smoking the tires really good...

Wish I had it on video, but everyone else was either running for shelter or helping guide me out of the pasture (I had to make it through several narrow gates).

I have pics of the Posi and also my burnout tracks, about 150ft of them...

Good thing I had a manual and racing clutch or else I would've burned up an automatic in no time doing that!

 

Best bet is to host your pics elsewhere, like photobucket, or imageshack, and then just use the 'image' tags to have them show up here.

 

Total weight: 2,980lbs.

 

^^ nice!

too bad it wasn't a prius...would have been even better to see!

 

Began work on the new parking area for the trucks today. It should complete Friday with a balmy temp high of 25 deg. F.

K.

 

Topped off to the mark on radiator reservoirs today with anti-freeze ...............Another arctic blast.

 

Replaced the driver side unit bearing, stick one made it 275,000 last couple years being bolted to a 35" tire. I think I got my money's worth out of it

 

I took my dirty blue brick through the drive through car wash.. She shines once again..

 

Finally got my remote start all wired up from Christmas. Just in time for Polar Vortex 2: The Sequel!

That was a wiring nightmare, btw.