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I can still see floor and benchtops. You're fine. :rofl:

Yes. So much. I'd get it pretty bad on sections of I15 too but I expect the suspension had a lot to do with that.

Dammit, I JUST discovered that MT stuff was on the wife's Disney sub. This is lame.

I'm not Medsker, but I was the only income in our house for a LONG time. Damned right I get to retire first.

It's Stubby Bob's younger brother.

Excuse me. EXCUSE me. How is that this is a thread for tools you just can't live without, and YOU have a coyote skinning machine, and there are no pictures of it in this thread?

Maybe he used this and it's just his base that's fabricated. That looks easier. https://www.amazon.com/Koch-Industries-3202093-Flange-2-Inch/dp/B002T44TCA

Anybody have an off-the-shelf solution for those pulleys? I assume he fabbed those, but I'm not that motivated.

I've seen a lot of cool press mods out there but this one is going one The List. That's to raise and lower the shelf.

I've always had a soft spot for wagons. The seller says this is a turbo five cylinder, five speed manual, AWD with a factory rear locker. I want it. Even if it is an Audi.

I found Brian a new Jeep. https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/1281474999657634/

Look at this silly thing. Look at the location of the transfer case shifter. It's ridiculous. I want it. https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/1053185542793332/

Dude is either a ballet dancer or has a painful affinity for womens footwear, I think.

Discount will sell you a tire warranty on whatever.

You have recovery points on the front and rear of the van, yeah? Mount the winch in a cradle, strap the cradle to the recovery points. Your idea, if I'm understanding correctly: How I would do it:

Just thinking out loud here - instead of a portable battery on a handcart, why not set up your "remote" winch on a bridle to the recovery points on the front or rear of the van? You'd need longer power leads than if it was installed on the van, but that might be an easier solution than trying...

I moved here in 2000, came from Oregon on a bus, with everything I could carry in a big duffel. I already had a job lined up though, and a friend who let me surf his couch for a couple months. I'd like to get out of the valley too. I'm currently WFH and don't intend to leave this job for...