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wow, Good luck with the kiddo, Good luck with your next assignment, and thanks for your service. and wish I had the bux to buy your rig -Eric

Steve Johnson (801) 301-7161 Great Guy who does excellent work at a reasonable price. DAA had him pour a pad for a backup generator where he works.. Tell him Eric Friedrichs sent you You can come look at the RV pad he poured for me if you'd like.

Most people don't realize that the ecoboost is either/or. It makes power if you want it, but you will never mistake it for a Prius while doing so. Dragging my 26' trailer (fully loaded I'm a little north of 8k lbs) up the Uinta's @ 65mph, my round trip mpg is 8.5-9 But with that load it will...

My commute to work averages about 17mpg (a little less in the winter) and I can do about 20-21 @ 70 on the freeway

Good lookin' kiddo.. (must favor his mother :D) Congrats Brian

I just rolled over 10k on mine and still love it..

Thanks, Looks like for now I just watch the oil level until I get either wealthier or more ambitious. Now I just need to check the tag and see if it is a LS diff or not.

Choc, Thanks for the input I've read a little about using an inch-lb torque wrench to "measure" the original torque to move the diff minus wheels, but that seems to assume what I have is correct. I've also read that I could mark the location of the pinion nut and return it to the original...

Looking for pointers.. I read that the torque of the pinion nut pre-loads the gears. Professional work is not in the budget and I'm a fairly astute guy, so is this a do-it-yourself, or do I just keep adding oil? 1999 ext. cab 4x4 4.0L

I've used 6010 to cut holes in plate when I didn't have a drill. And man, I love the smell of those 6010 rods... Yeah, I know, that's a bit odd Really nice work there

Check out Jody at this site http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/

If I could afford it I'd have a MetCal but $650 is a little much for what I do..

Awesome! Is that tractor on old 8n ?

Nicely done ! Now time for some stake pockets for the side rails when hauling trash or branches or other junk And a tongue jack maybe.

Can't see this one either.. :)

Apologies Kurt, I tend to spout quotes from movies that pop into my head. (bonus points if you can name the movie) My inexperience on the trail is showing and I just thought it was such a neat tool that took up so little space and could save my bacon one day. -Eric

Always with the negative waves Kurt, always with the negative waves

Tow dolly for the front wheels might be cheaper

Yes, the tip is notched to keep it centered on the loop..

Ding, Ding, Ding.... We have a winner. I does this the pretty version is here: http://www.clamptitetools.net/ along with it's other uses