hey Susie homemaker, when’s my apple pie done? Joking man... looks great!
Cool. I think you should do a quick rip through the woods to make sure all the connections are solid....
I know this is a dumb question but you have the relay wired correctly right? That could cause a back feed
Had to do a double take.... thought I was back in Philly seeing dead soldiers (empty crack vials) under the Jeep.... As for the back feed, what...
However... you just told me I need to look for one... thanks !
Thanks for posting a pic of the master battery kill switch..... it will make it faster for me when I sneak out there and take it for a “ test...
Haha- no R.O. here man... we are still friends that say hello once in awhile. Ok hijack over. Let’s see the progress pics man! Stop slacking...
Yes.... and she still looks the same to this day
Sweet! Looks like I have a farm!!! I’ve never owned Cooper tires. When we met you were driving the tractor with JTR’s I was incorrect though......
Come on man.... those were DunlopMud Rovers ... it was 1994 after all....
Howdy guys. It’s kinda funny actually....never really thought of anything as “stories” but just normal stuff that happened.....I mean, doesn’t...
Nope. I didn’t even bring up the one wheel on the ground endo into a left hand 90 downhill....again AT speed....
Well.....having first hand experience in the passenger seat of your fathers “ ice cream” Willy’s ripping through the woods...at speed on a milk...
Would you mind putting some 3m paper down on the tub before starting all the wiring? That way your tools and the like won’t be marring and...
Those seats look so much more comfortable than those plastic race seats.... Excellent job man, seriously.
It’s truly amazing the selection of floor pans you can buy from JC Whitney:D .... too bad I never took pics of when you were stick welding that...
.....throw some logging chains in there ??? Interestingly enough, I remember when we talked about this project a decade ago?... and it was going...
Not bad for a woodworker.... Looking good man!
I’m thinking a 5/8”x5/8” x 22” piece of hickory or oak would work to check the fuel level....
Nice build!!
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