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Yeah, seriously considering just buying this one. There is another for a little more that includes a bigger clamshell for the bigger axles.

Does anyone have one of these that I can beg, borrow, steel, buy, rent, etc? Salt lake area...

My first Jeep was a '73 CJ 5. So, I am kind of partial to those. It's been a while but a simple check to see if you have '73 springs is, they will all be the same width. 1 3/4" wide I believe. '76 - '86 went to 2 1/2" wide in the rear an 2" in the front. '87 - '95 we're 2 1/2" wide all the way...

I wish I were one of them! Just couldn't make it happen. Should be a great time. Nice job putting it together!

@1993yj Are you still on here/have your Jeep? I think I'm getting ready to link mine and would love to take a good look at yours. We have similar rigs, except for the suspension. YJ, tons, 40" tires, 110" wheelbase, etc. and I really want to go with ORI's.

Just read it and was going to post. Nice job, Agility Customs!

I've heard of mexi-chrome and understand the ghetto-gold, but I've never seen this type of rack. You'll have to educate me on it. I built this one last week because I needed a way to get the kayaks to the lake when the camper was on. Then, I thought, I might as well make it capable of hauling a...

That sweatshirt really puts it in perspective.

Thank you! Nice to meet you. The JL looks great!

A man in Malmo, Minnesota woke up one morning to find a bear on his roof. He looked in the Yellow Pages, and sure enough, there was an ad for " Up North Bear Removers." He called the number listed and the bear remover said he'd be over within an hour. The bear remover arrived, and got out of...

I may be interested in helping you get rid of this. Been out of town for the weekend but could pick stuff up tomorrow if you still have it. I'll send a PM shortly.

I've heard of that cookbook. Wasn't it 101 ways to wok the dog?

Great! Thanks for letting me know.

Sorry, I'm a Jeep guy... And by that, I mean, Jeeps are what I know best but I appreciate all things 4x4. So, I'm going to call these Toyota "Gladiators" :rofl: and prepare for the beating I'm about to take for doing so. I saw a few of these heading west on I-80 in Wyoming today.

Just help me coordinate for pick up on the 23rd and we should be set. I'm assuming it's in Grand Junction? I'll either be passing through GJ late on the 20th or early morning of the 21st. So, picking it up sometime on the afternoon of the 23rd would probably work best.

I'm planning on being in Montrose June 21-23. I could possibly pick it up on my way home.

This is the extra one I have. Yes, with either the boiler or water heater, you would need a recirculation pump. https://www.ecomfort.com/Burnham-ES24BNI-T/p37772.html

Comments like this make me rethink my opinion of your upholstery guy...:thinking: :rofl:

The boiler is the expensive part of the radiant heat system. I was fortunate because my neighbor works for a company that designs and sells to the plumbers/contractors. He got me a screaming deal on everything so there was no way I was going with a different system. You can use a water heater in...

Sorry, I forgot to post last night. A&R Stucco Aaron Rangel 801-604-4774 Aaronrangelstucco@gmail.com