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Would you be interested in an E450 with a Super Duty 7.3l? We will be moving soon and won't have room for it.

Find an empty lot on Main Street, chain it to a street light, put a For Sale sign in the window and you're good to go.

Spotted in Evanston, and rolling toward SLC as of 11:45 am on Sunday: a pristine white 1959 Cadillac, 2 door. This car is going to Las Vegas, so be sure to look for it on the way. I didn't get any pictures, but helped to strap it down much better than it had been. They had used 1-inch ATV...

BIL has enough wheels/tires, so will pass on your generous offer. Darn, I was looking forward to seeing the old Scout again. Let me know if no one else wants them, I use truck wheels to drag my pasture. Hate to see them go to a landfill.

Hey Cheston, my BIL is building a buggy with Deuce and Half axles, so please put me in line for these. I will check with him this morning to see if he really would want these. That would make a fair load on my trailer. Thanks.

If you haven't found a tractor yet: http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=33701568&cat=98&lpid=1&search=&ad_cid=11 A bit small, but has front loader.

We will miss you on the trails. Looks like you are really tearing it up with your boys. If you pass us on Hanging Tree, be sure to give us a good roost as you go by. :D Jeremy called today to see if I was going to OSRC. Mayo wants to spot for me again - easy job after I break. Devon also...

A kill switch stops the engine by routing the power normally going to the coil to ground, so you need to try to disconnect a wire from the switch to interrupt the path to ground. A bad switch will be maintaining a complete circuit to ground all the time. I don't know if this is very clear, so...

http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=33260557&cat=98&lpid=14&search=&ad_cid=9 Nice little 4X4 tractor with front end loader - probably would be about the right size. You're not likely to get a much better deal, assuming the tractor is in good condition. I have a JD model 750, the next size...

You mentioned drilling and tapping standard lug nuts, so this would be a very cost effective source, and still give you the proper profile to match the rims. I don't know of any lug nuts in the U.S. that would have the metric threads - maybe try Google search for MAN or Tatra trucks?

http://www.armysurpluswarehouse.com/military-vehicle-parts/m37-power-wagon/bud-wheel-lug-nuts-5-nuts.html Dana Collins owns Army Surplus Warehouse, and he is a dedicated M37 owner. I'm sure these lug nuts are what you need for your application.

Lost Dog is very treacherous for ice fishing. Natural gas bubbles up from the bottom and thins the ice from underneath. I've seen ice over 2 feet thick go to nearly nothing where the gas bubbles up, and it's hard to see the thin spots. I will never ice fish there again.

Just keep a gallon of #2 diesel in your vehicle, same effect at about 1/10th the cost.

I will pass on the fuel cell, since others are interested. Thanks for the chance for a good freebie!

Well darn, I was in Tooele Saturday afternoon and would have grabbed that fuel cell then. Not likely that I will be over that way for some time now, but if you would hold onto it for me, I would like to have it. If someone else wants it, let them have it though. Just hate to see that go to...

A round that hasn't been mentioned yet is the .22 Hornet. This is my perfect coyote medicine, but for only up to medium ranges only. Very easy to shoot, very accurate and cheap to reload. My preference when hunting coyotes is to shoot between 40 and 80 yards. This is close enough for the...

Big thanks to Grandpa's Garage and Low Range Off Road for helping me fix my breakage. Big thanks to you to Craig.

Spotted this beauty in Evanston last weekend, even 4X4.

I have a round diesel tank stashed out behind the barn, and it looks to be shorter than the ones on your truck. Holler if you end up needing a shorter tank. I'm really liking how you are setting up your truck.

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