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Thanks. We will give them a try

Steve, I'll preface this by stating that I am very tall and skinny and generally sleep cold - so I need extra insulation. The pad is a NeoAir X-Therm and the quilt is an Enlightened Equipment RevX 20 degree tall. I bought the quilt used from a guy on BackpackingLight.com - a site I...

My son just totaled his 02 Saturn. Need to pick it up from the towing company that wants to give $200 for it. Now I need to decide whether to part it out or sell it to a wrecking yard. Anybody have any advice or experience with which local yard pays the most?

Heading out to do the Teton crest backwards next week (Jenny lake to the top of Teton village tram) with a bunch of older boys. I keep lightening more and more as I get older. It just makes it so much easier to enjoy! This year, I've added a super light pad and 20 degree quilt. Tested them...

The radiator out of my ranger sprung a leak where the plastic tank clamps to the aluminum core. I can't see any cracks. Is this repairable? Are there any radiator shops that will take it apart and replace the o-rings or gaskets? Seems a shame to buy a new one when the components are all in...

Should be a great time of year! The only thing that could cause problems is a lot of rain or snow.

Nice! I have the RossTech instructions. I'll just have to verify they don't need the special code before I call. Thanks!

Good to know. So do you have the vagcom required to reprogram my remotes? My "comfort control module" went south so I just got a salvage one off eBay.

Most of my problems have been minor elec issues like door switches. I'm still on factory brakes front and rear at 230k. I do mostly highway, though.

Yea, I did the ventectomy the first year I had mine. Makes it much easier to top off.

I have a 2002 Jetta TDI that I bought new. It now has 230k miles with no mechanical problems. A handful of electrical probs is all. Currently needs a new glow plug harness. On this year, the recommended timing belt change is 80k, but there are updated OE parts that move that out to 100k. The...

Best pliers on earth. I know they are expensive (they were half that price back when I bought mine), but they provide extra leverage to grip things for when you really need it. Snap-On Pliers, High Leverage Combination

Just get the tech. That should cover what you need. If you get more interested in other things like worldwide communication, you can always get that later. Eric KE7EDE

^^ this. The problem is that because of biased media, we may never know all of the facts any more than the jury who has been fed what the judge thinks is ok. My big problem is with those demanding justice who will still scream they were wronged if he is found innocent by the court. It would...

This has been claimed.

Got a new creeper for Father's Day. The old one is fine, except the screws holding the pad on have come off as you can see. I've been using it for a while this way. I live in stansbury park and work by the SLC airport, so you will need to arrange pickup from either. First one to pm me or text...

I'm going to step down from a semi to a ton truck in the near future, but it isn't for mileage. My Freightliner gets about 11-12 with the mog on back @65mph. I don't expect much more from a dsl pickup.

I would really like to come up with a way to justify this. So if this does 120 and 240, would it make sense to get it and sell my Lincoln 140 and just use this with flux core when I need a 120 flux core rig?

Follow the link in my post above. They are all on ksl. You can use the "more from this seller" tool to see all of them.

Hope I'm not hijacking the thread, but has anyone looked into this guy in Tooele who has a bunch of trailers posted on ksl like this one? Here is their website. Looks like pretty good quality - maybe not the lowest price? I'll be in the market for a low-deck gooseneck later this year and I'm...