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I see that the new Longfield u-joints are now rebuildable. Mine weren't, unfortunately.

I ran the Longfield joints in my D44 with Warn shafts for a couple of years. Never broke a joint, but I did break a couple of the Warn 27 spline outers. After 2 years, the Longs showed quite a bit of wear in the crosses and caps, even with greasing every 3-4 runs. I recently upgraded to Yukon...

9:00 at the Shell station south of town. We will be doing some scouting for our NPLD project the next weekend, but it shouldn't take much time.

We-Be-Jeepin' is running Behind the Rocks on Sunday, you are more than welcome to join us. See www.webejeepinmoab.com for info. And as JL Rockies mentioned, U4 BOD meetings are always open to the general public!

Great news!

I'm sure there will be more than one group going out, but for Moab Friends-For-Wheelin's plans, check out www.webejeepinmoab.com.

James, I don't see the video either. Go over to www.webejeepinmoab.com. Melissa posted the same report there, and the video works...

I am using the same notcher as you are, and ususally use hole saws I get at the local hardware store (not sure what brand). I can build an entire cage with one saw, just use plenty of WD-40 when I'm cutting.

Way to go, James!

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Queen, Another One Bites the Dust...

Yeah, it worked great! Did Rockchucker and Widowmaker no problem. There's not much else on Metal Masher that's much of a challenge, but it was a good test run. The list if issues is pretty minor... That patrol car came up behind me really fast with no lights on, so I moved over, and he flipped...

Well, after almost 8 months in my garage, Jim drove the new rig for the first time last week! Right now it is at Moab 4x4 Outpost to get a new exhaust system fab'd up, then he needs a windshield installed. After that, it will be back here for a day or two so we can finish up the last few...

Done.

We put 39x14.50x17 bias Maddogs on the new rig we just built. Mounted on 17x9.5 Allied beadlocks, the measure exactly 38" tall at 20 psi. That's mounted on the vehicle with full weight on the tires.

Moab Friends-For-Wheelin' will be installing fencing at "Thelma and Louise Point" near Moab.

The price is the same regardless of how many trail days you want to run.

It runs!!! Finally got all of the wiring finished. It took a little while to figure out a couple gremlins, but it started up and idled this afternoon. Yee-haw! The only major thing left now is to fab an exhaust system. Also still needs a windshield, build some skid plates, wire in the winch...

I have only talked to a couple of people who have ran the Mad Dogs, and they both liked them. The cost is good, and they aren't as wide as the Rockers. We are putting some 39's on the new rig we are building, so we should now how they work in a few weeks.

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