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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: too funny! I have two cats. they actually have plenty of opportunity to go outside, but I can see both of them thinking what is posted above. Honestly, that is why I like cats so much. Dogs are awesome, cause you can take them with you, but cats just...

Happy Birthday!!!!! Sorry I missed you guys over EJS!

Lions back and the surrounding area were bought out by some private company (from the previous private owners). There is a thread on the board somewhere.

Nice! good to see you working that thing!

Hey bubba, how's the best way to get the body off this frame?? I thin ya'll ken jes pol it rite auf.....

How about Pritchett the 4th time you ever drove your jeep on any kind of trail?

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: that is just too funny!

seems to me that if you are flat towing it, you would want something selectable for both front and rear. This solves your drivability issues in snow, ice and wet as well. As for the front, since you say you're not wicked hardcore, maybe lsd is the right way to go. certainly cheaper, and my...

Thing is, the video didn't begin until the cops were already there. You don't know what the 'student' did or said until about the time he was hit. Whether you like it or not, it is easy enough not to be a dickhead and comply with their orders. As already stated, if it is unjustified, you can...

Man! you guys made the rockpile look easy!

I'm gonna second those props to Keith. Even while I was down there, he and I exchanged PMs several times in trying to get stuff organized. Too bad the ch 21 peeps never showed. Nice job to everyone. Makes me proud to be a part of it.

Thanks. Looks like I'll have both my brother and my nephew next year at EJS. Need to find a way to haul both of them and the other gear I need.

found one.... fold and tumble split rear seat

I'm looking for a new seat for the rear of my TJ. I thought I once saw a rear seat that split into two parts...this way, you could fold and tumble one side, and still have a seat for a passenger on the other side. I looked around a bit, but didn't find it. Anyone ever see something like...

This is what I did when I broke an axle a few years ago. Just used a long piece of rebar that I was able to pick up from the metal shop in moab. {edit}didn't read the whole thread, so I now realize this won't work for your situation. **/edit}

I jumped over to www.tirerack.com and looked up the 35" krawler to see if the weight was listed. Sure is....74 lbs. It also showed the specs for additional sizes for that tire. 37" is 83 or 81 lbs depending on whether you get the groovable one, or the molded one. Do a search by tire size...

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hey, i had a KLR 250 with some killer mods (ported and polished, big bore kit, balanced and welded crank, jetted, supertrapp, etc). I had converted it to a street bike (lowered the front suspension, K&N superbars, custom rearsets, street tires, etc.). That thing was killer in the canyons...

:D I'll have to send a link to this thread to my nephew (Ryan). He'll get a kick out of it. I think I've made an impression on him with the wheelin. He's a big corvette fan, and I asked him (on the way out of moab) if that is what he wanted for his first car. His response......"I think a...

Sarah and I talked about that this morning. If that is the case, excellent. Regardless, if anyone from this board went out yesterday afternoon to clean up, nice job. Sarah was very excited thinking some folks came out to do some cleanup. I left it with Kurt and U4WDA to continue. I left...