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If you are going to leave it parked in one place for a while, a handful of those manual stabilizer jacks are better than the ones that come on the trailer to make it fell less like you are rocking and rolling every time you take a step.

It is a universal tow bar designed to tow military vehicles with another vehicle.

Looking for a medium duty military tow bar to use on an M939 and CUCV. Any chance someone has one sitting around? If not, where would be the most likely places close to slc?

I retitled mine as a motorhome. I insured it through an agent who specializes in medium duty rv tow rigs. I can get contact info if anyone needs... Edit - This is my agent: thuminsurance.com. My insurance is about $500/year for HD truck and travel trailer.

Wow! We will for sure pray for you. Hope everything goes well!

I have some good friends and coworkers who live in Hyderabad, India. Thankfully, they are ok as of yesterday. Whatever you think of this virus, it is truly scary what is going on there. I found this interesting perspective in my feed this morning. Hopefully this isn't viewed as some kind of...

You might be able to make the same HIPPA argument for taking an employees temperature and stuff like that. I'm guessing you wouldn't get too far down that road under current circumstances.

Seriously, Dave, where do you find this stuff! I must live a sheltered life!

Also, all of my last ads were posted on KSL and FB Marketplace. About half of my final buyers came from FB, although the amount of garbage shoppers on FB is much higher than KSL. Not necessarily scammers, just people not really serious about buying.

I think KSL has done a lot lately to get rid of scammers. I've sold all those RV windows, doors, and tanks I listed a while back with almost no scammer messages. Three listings and about 20 items.

Pretty sure the one I rented didn't have the electric generator. It did turn off the engine when stopped, but as soon as you let off the brake, it started the engine. I know that can be disabled, but sounds like yours.

I rented one with the 8-speed auto and a 2.0. It wasn't a powerhouse, but it didn't have any problems on the freeway at 70-80. The transmission was absolutely perfect! It always had the right gear.

I'm in.

A diesel JLUR would be perfect! I'm guessing they are still somewhat rare beasts. That is amazing that you could put 37s on it with a 2" lift!

I'm considering buying a 4-door Wrangler in the next year or so. It will be used to flat tow behind a motorhome. It will likely see 90% road miles, so it needs to be a little bit comfortable. I'm not opposed to a rubicon or something. It would be nice to have lockers and better axles, but it...

I agree, except in the case where the buyer and a seller are a long distance away. In that case, either as buyer or seller, I would prefer seeing if a potential offer is even in the realm of acceptable before making the drive.

Anyone have any personal experience with the Atlas lithium tools from HF? I'm assuming worse than Ryobi?

I was thinking obstacles like Devil's Crack are exactly why I love wheeling with a manual transmission. I select my gear based on how fast I want to go up or down, let out the clutch and navigate the obstacle without touching the brake or the throttle unless I see the need to.

Have any of you used a payment service like escrow.com?

Interesting. I've bought and sold a handful of vehicles for up to 30k in cash. I have not seen a counterfeit. The new 100s are pretty good. The counterfeit bills you found - was it obvious, or were they pretty good fakes?