What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
#9282
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Fredericksburg, Virginia
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Used to Ram to haul a tree I cut down today. Biggest one I've felled yet, dropped exactly where I wanted it
Got some pictures of the load, it's really taxing my 1500 suspension and there is still A LOT of tree left to cut up. On the plus side it has AWESOME traction right now
Ridin low:
Ridin high:
Got some pictures of the load, it's really taxing my 1500 suspension and there is still A LOT of tree left to cut up. On the plus side it has AWESOME traction right now
Ridin low:
Ridin high:
#9284
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Haha. I think as long as I don't go up any hills in reverse I'll be ok
This tree is on the road going down to the creek, not even 1/8th of mile from my parking spot.
If it starts to go it may just be time to trade her in
This tree is on the road going down to the creek, not even 1/8th of mile from my parking spot.
If it starts to go it may just be time to trade her in
#9286
1/8" of a mile? Woah boy... Never heard that one before... Hey stewie, don't trade 'er in, do a tranny swap! LOLOL...
#9287
^He wants a 4x4.
Cleaned the negative battery terminal, re-greased it, smooshed the clamp a little tighter, put it all back together.
Took off my lights and mounts, painted the mounts.
Then I got the hair-brained idea to sand off the oxidation on the bumper pad....it works, slowly, but it works.
Cleaned the negative battery terminal, re-greased it, smooshed the clamp a little tighter, put it all back together.
Took off my lights and mounts, painted the mounts.
Then I got the hair-brained idea to sand off the oxidation on the bumper pad....it works, slowly, but it works.
#9290