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Made a new food grate for barbecue. 1/4" 304 stainless round bar. Closed the ring with added filler, the cross bars just got their ends melted and fused to the ring. My first time working with stainless, very different heat conducting properties from mild steel.

I love the 36 gal tank. I have a range of almost 600 miles when out exploring dirt roads. Fill-ups can be painful, though.

I just did a run to Idaho Falls last weekend and got 19mpg @ 83 mph. I also got a 16" crack in my windshield when some asshat merged back into my lane (right lane) about about 10 ft in front of me in a stretch of fresh gravel. grrrrr...... Oh well, Safelite is going to pay my deductable, so no...

I haven't seen any issues with photobucket. What does SmugMug bring to the equation?

Russ, I've read these engines eat spark plugs and changing them every 30-50k works wonders. 12 psi boost. why would the plugs care? :)

I wish I could, but my hearing is shot.

I sold my travel trailer and then went straight to the Jeep dealer to trade my truck on a new Rubicon. After the test drive, I realized I could not part with the truck, I like it that much. 44k miles with zero issues, it erases hills and elevation, pulls like a locomotive when needed, and best...

lube probably thickened. I'd flush it clean and re-lube with a dry lube like graphite or moly.

have you tried beginning by spinning both ways ? I remember a couple combo locks that start out CCW instead of CW

I really want to build a trailer but until I have a vehicle that goes where my current fat pig does (F150 with a really sweet 36 gal tank} can't , it doesn't make sense. At this point, I'd love to provide welding/fab help to someone doing their own.

If someone has a spare seat I'd love to ride along and live vicariously through others :). I can offer up some photography as a plus.

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Remind me to never go biking with you guys. Last year you broke Kevin's kid on White Rim and now this..

His tube bending videos are really good too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHBanmfn_CA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHBanmfn_CA Lots of emphasis on layout and marking

ok, odds are low so I'll bite. 1: turn in the old rig for a newer one 2: a new one with bigger "tires" 3: a better muffler ok, my grave is deep enough already.... :D

you are going to get me into sooo much trouble...

I'll add my 2 cents. 1) Be patient with yourself when you screw it up (you will mess up something) Those folks that can do it perfectly and quickly have already messed it up a time or two. 2) It will take far longer to do than you think because that manifold stud will break or parts won't...

I'm available this evening or anytime this weekend

I'm ready, let's set up a time