The problem is not with the motor obviously. And 1st gen dodges are known for having electrical problems. A previous owner doing hokey pokey splicing probably has not helped. I don't know what it is or I would have already fixed it. But I have to focus on one project at a time, and I have to get my jeep finished before I tear into the next one.

 

Thought I'd try the old way.

 

had some high winds yesterday, with alot of power outages... loaded down with close to a cord of pine. tree snapped halfway up, and destroyed lines, and a transformer.

 

That 2nd picture, lmao.

 

Too funny, when I loaded down like that on the 98 1/2 ton the snot noses called it
a red neck leveling kit. Good stuff...............nice pine. K.

 

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AHAHAHA!!!

poor lil 1/2 ton rust bucket!

3/4 ton rust bucket wouldn't have squat near as much

I've loaded like that before and it sat maybe 2 inches lower than normal in the rear...rode real nice though! finally get that stiff as$ suspension working!


bet you were riding smooth as a caddy long as you weren't on bump stops while staring at the sky.

 

^ What's strange is that poor little 1/2 ton still moved all that wood....

 

that pine was pretty heavy! bet yours would have squatted just as much. remember, i have an aal, so i have a bit of additional payload capacity.

i was about 1 1/2 inches from the stops, so for the 75 yards i drove, it rode like a caddy!

gonna load up like that again tomorrow too. still have more than half the tree ro cut, and load up. that one tree will be good for 2+ cord of wood!

 

damn straight! gonna do it all over again tomorrow!! pics will follow. as well as pics of the destruction, though the lines and transformer have been fixed.