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There is a market, and there's also mandatory airbags, tpms, fuel economy, seatbelts, etc... etc... The usual stupid Nanny-State stuff.

Generally nice people as well. They've been known to loan their air compressor to air your tires back up too..

I don't even want to read your posts now that you have that crud....Might be catching

My firestones want a min of 5lbs. I plumbed mine separately as well (no on-board air) and would like to tee them together with a valve so I could fill both at the same time then close the valve to keep the air from chasing side-to-side.

Just for clarification, he put it into his own truck before "we" moved it to mine :p

And the solution was ???????

Thanks a bunch Cutrer4... Good to meet you. p.s. That is one heavy beast, though;

Great photos Stephen and even better narration. Thanks for taking me along, even though I could could not participate. -Eric

Just don't care for it....

I had a 22' deck boat come off the ball once. The safety chains did what they are supposed to do, but the trailer dropped onto spare tire and ground the side off of it.

Then there is the car being towed by a motorhome. Car has a blowout and the drivers continue driving through Idaho setting fires. http://articles.philly.com/1993-10-02/news/25937578_1_forest-fire-motor-home-howards

Now we're talkin... Don't think there is really anything to go wrong on them. Looks like you're even close by.. I'll shoot you a PM to make arrangements

Cot

They're back for me too, now

I'wonder if DAA's photo hosting site is down. I sae them before, but now they are gone

I'm looking for a used gas range (the freestanding one with oven and burners) to put outside beside my barbecue... Has anybody upgraded/modernized and still has the old one hanging around. Cheap is good, free is better, and already set up for propane is a bonus. Thanks, Eric

anybody catch the pink sasquatch at 14:05 ?

left side mount it would appear...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7j1daOk72c#t=25

but Steve, it requires stakes -- gasp -- My mom made a bunch of Frostline kits when I was a kid. Great prices, but I can still hear her cussing trying to sew the slippery nylon fabric together. At least with tyvec you won't have to sear the edges to keep it from fraying.