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:laughing: This is going to get good when a few "old school" guys chime in. :laughing:

Yeah, we'll even allow yuor ugly mug long as you're on a leash

See ya tomorrow night! Otherwise, who the hell is gonna teach you how to judge? :D

Hey Tacoma, Thank you for the warm and personal invitation to Old School. I feel honored you remembered me. Wish I would have recieved it BEFORE I got here though! :p Courses are set, and ready to go. There is one new obstical that will be interesting. Wet and muddy today, so should be...

The wife will have a couple seats open for Friday at noon as well. I've got one available in the JK, but that bus leaves tomorrow morn.

Go protest on the corner, and hold your signs REALLY high?? :laughing:

Big Sarge just cut the cheese...:laughing:

Here man, go old school......... http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=0&nid=443&tab=list/view&ad=4248042 Yes, I'm kinda biassed. :D

If you can live with the 7 mpg, go for it... You know if you buy a Dodge, I'm gonna sprinkle glitter into the defrost vents...

Yeah, looks like overkill for that little boat. Since you need to do light work anyway, weld some pipe on the frame. and raise the lights higher than the boat so you're not dunking them when you launch the boat. That will end your future lighting issues.

The 'fill" hole is the gear box level. Somewhere down near the skagg should be a similar drain plug. Pull that first. Any water, drain the entire contents, and refill with a good marine grade gear lube. On a side note, pull the wheel bearings on the trailer. Repack, or replace as needed. Note...

1 week? More like 4 days, for me anyway..

Of course you realize you cant get on here to ask for help, so none of us could give you any even if you could get on here, which I guess you can't?

Well, at least you're doing it right. I always leave there empty....... :(

Why did you neglect to mention the "Mudflap" era?? :rofl:

Entered the day you posted.. :)

Yup, this is the procedure. I myself prefer the 8 beer method though (I do all corners twice). :D

Steve FYI, Inner shield is far more expensive to use than solid wire. For the small amount you use your's though, you may not be able to justify a tank. Also, you'll find your welds will be slightly porous so don't try to build an air tank or such using your flux cored wire. You're right...

See, we don't have that here on Magna's east bench. Well, we do, but you have to go into their back yards, where the Monte Carlo resides on blocks, to actually see that.

I prefer the Sir Isaac Newton method as well. ;)