What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
Don't get stuck! Haha
Legend
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 8,914
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From: Fredericksburg, Virginia
Nah! If I do I'll just let you come pull it up the hill 
Ride down the hill, nothing spectacular, the ground is fairly dry.
Going back loaded with maple, due to all the rain we had last week I did have chains on to avoid any issues, but probably would have made it without chains.
Boring, but a glimpse into the life here in the woods... Never seem to have the camera rolling when all the fun stuff happens....
Ride down the hill, nothing spectacular, the ground is fairly dry.
Going back loaded with maple, due to all the rain we had last week I did have chains on to avoid any issues, but probably would have made it without chains.
Boring, but a glimpse into the life here in the woods... Never seem to have the camera rolling when all the fun stuff happens....
Record Breaker
Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 1,898
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From: Cle Elum, WA
So it ain't a 2nd Gen but it is a truck so here goes.
I had a stop light out and had to yank the tail light housing out so I figured now was as good as any to install the covers I had gotten for my tail lights too.
So I pulled them both off and took them inside as it was a little chilly outside. Got them cleaned up and put them on.
Once back outside I also installed my new Truck Nutz that had came in the prior week. I have always like them just never bought a set for my truck before. The exwife didn't like them so that was part of the reason why I hadn't bought them before.
And last but not least I installed my new license plates. Washington has just released these Disabled Veteran plates that are a permanent type plate. I don't have to get new tabs each year or anything either. So that saves me about $100 a year on registration fees.
I had a stop light out and had to yank the tail light housing out so I figured now was as good as any to install the covers I had gotten for my tail lights too.
So I pulled them both off and took them inside as it was a little chilly outside. Got them cleaned up and put them on.
Once back outside I also installed my new Truck Nutz that had came in the prior week. I have always like them just never bought a set for my truck before. The exwife didn't like them so that was part of the reason why I hadn't bought them before.
And last but not least I installed my new license plates. Washington has just released these Disabled Veteran plates that are a permanent type plate. I don't have to get new tabs each year or anything either. So that saves me about $100 a year on registration fees.
Professional
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 159
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From: West TN
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Pulled the auto transmission out. Now to get the NP435 in.
PS. Recently rebuilt 46RH for sale never could get it to shift right and it kept wearing down the bands and needed adjusting.
[/IMG]Pulled the auto transmission out. Now to get the NP435 in.
PS. Recently rebuilt 46RH for sale never could get it to shift right and it kept wearing down the bands and needed adjusting.
NP435? Thats interesting....
Professional
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 159
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From: West TN
Didn't get the trans in. The flywheel and clutch are in, the crank sensor has been shimmed, and the bellhousing has been modified. The trans is sitting under the truck read to be installed.
Overdrive is for trucks that go fast.
Overdrive is for trucks that go fast.