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Also available in the gift shop at the entrance to Arches Nat. Park.

Wow, Even when you don't get to go on one of Steve's trips, you still get to go on it right here. I see you folks were enjoying the same temps I was in the mountains of Wyoming. Main difference I see is we were exposed to 30+ mph winds. For three of the seven days we were out, the wind...

Heck, I'll do tricks for bacon...:)

Man that looks like fun...

After posting up the name and number of an electrical contractor in another thread, I realized this forum could use an RME version of Angie's List. Maybe set up a "Recommended Contractor List" and let people start a thread on a given contractor and let people add their experiences, good or bad...

Trokita, PM me and Steve. The three of us will get the details worked out before we announce a date/time. Steve, I said this because I think your input would be invaluable here. We should be able to add your new sliders on the new rig to the day's activities.

What Steve needs is the same as I had done. Add a 100A sub panel on the opposite side if the wall from the service entrance. The guy I mentioned above was so reasonable on mine for the panel and main disconnect installed that I didn't offer to do it. Past that, Steve and I can run all the...

and in Trokita's defense, he did not stand me up, we just never came to a confirmed time...

so what was his name again?...

Gotta slow down on the fabbing enough to allow time to get the garage shop set up properly

My guy? if so, he's great.... OK, for those in the Draper general vicinity, Lone Peak Electric (801) 553-8777 I'm trying to think his name is Gary. Great guy, great prices...

we need to get it set up. If Steve is too busy with his new rig, I'll handle it. But since he has done identical sliders on the same truck, his experience would be greatly appreciated. :)

You missed the point, You come to my place and we weld them on during the "Welding Weekend" festivities Steve and I have discussed this and think there would be some interest in some welding "classes" (to the best of our abilities) for a limited group at one time

Deja Vu http://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.php?92714-Where-how-do-you-have-your-CB-mounted-in-your-TJ&highlight=antenna

I bet he might go for some help with his sliders on "Welding Weekend". Hosted at my place.....

Beware the mud.....

There's your problem, you should have to unplug the welder to run the dryer!

Do you still have the electricians number to have him install the sub-panel?

I'd try the citrus based removers first. Much slower, but less caustic, less fumes, less chance of pitting the Wheels. However, if you media blast with a fine grit, it will leave a fine matt (sp?) finish that will hold paint well and be ready for a primer and a couple of coats of good paint.

I'm in. I love hacking up Steve's rigs.... Steve, we need to get your electrical set up so you can run impact tools without unplugging your clothes dryer..