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towing approx. 2k with a rzr could be interesting. :)

Do you need the heavy duty payload capacity? if so you look for 7 lug wheels vs 6 lug, but they're pretty rare. Also, 3.73 vs 3.55 rear end is not an issue with an ecoboost and a 6k trailer, also, 3.55 e-lockers are common. Mines effectively a 3.43 now (3.55*32/33) due to larger tires and had...

Two years back when we sold our trailer my plan was to trade the F-150 on a new Rubicon. I found the one I wanted in Bountiful the next day and went for a test-drive. After the drive, I realized I could not part with the truck.

I remember stuffing two adults and a car seat into my '88 toyota pickup. that lasted all of one ride.

Huge is what you want when loading up car seats. I just took mine through a lot of the Maze district (but not the Dollhouse). I'm on 33's, an inch over stock, and that was before I leveled it. I did use the skid plates a couple times though. It's been a long time(years) since I've heard any...

I'm a bit biased but what about an f150 super crew with 6.5" bed and ecoboost. Huge back seat, 4 full size doors, tows like a beast, 36 gal tank available. If you're in the area I'll let you try mine with your trailer.

A friend just bought this one: http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/motobecane/29er-mountain-bikes/fantom-ds2729-trail-xvi.htm and really likes it.

You weren't there, but it's still your fault. :)

here was my fun yesterday wow, didn't realize the shot was that bad....

when I had mine done they were sutured and then had a stainless clamp of some sort put on.

Padding beads with 7018 in the horizontal position

My dad had testicular cancer. Had one removed and radiation on the other and was declared sterile. Three months after deploying on a tour in the Navy my mom informed him that she was pregnant. talk about awkward. Look at him then look a me, no doubt he's my father, but sheesh, the thoughts...

The shed is now in place- and gratuitous pic of my nifty yard tool holder-

I was helping a friend tear the shingles off roof of his garage in the afternoon when I had it done that morning.

That one was here when I bought the property 7 years ago and I a bought another, bigger one last fall. I like them. My only complaint is the plastic does not hold shelf fasteners well, so anything heavy needs to be supported from the floor.

In general, I would say that scenario is a transmitter problem. That said, some questions: Was it static such as between stations on the radio or a whine or squeal of some sort? How far away was the sender? Was this a problem with anyone else near you listening to the same source? You said...

Not 4x4 related, but I planted 3 trees and two perennials and mulched in the corner where the shed used to be Then built a new base for the shed, complete with ramps for the next step and now need to move the shed onto the base

Assuming this is a wood shed with frame and deck base. I moved an 8x12 one using pipes to roll it on. Once in the final spot, I had to cut out the floor inside, get the floor joists back to vertical again and reinstall the floor.

I've lusted after a real miter type cold-saw but wow, the prices. This Jet one, http://www.circlesaw.com/cold-saws/jet-414228-cs-275-275mm-1-phase-manual-cold-saw/, is 1.5 hp, 54 rpm, 220v, 390lbs, and $2400. o_O

The base on mine is cast and has a lock