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What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
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Very nice. I bet people think you're a cop all the time when you're behind them on the freeway with that bush guard lol
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Fixed the headlights on the Xterra the other day. The led bulbs came with instructions that didn't allow them to stay in the housing. I had to pull the headlights and figure out how to get them to sit properly.
I also just finished rebuilding the fridge slide for my trailer. The screws had come out, and wedged themselves inside the slides. I managed to fish them out, and changed the design to use wood screws instead of the machine screws I was using. This should work much better.
I also just finished rebuilding the fridge slide for my trailer. The screws had come out, and wedged themselves inside the slides. I managed to fish them out, and changed the design to use wood screws instead of the machine screws I was using. This should work much better.
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Many find a reason to change lanes and stay behind me.
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First drive since tear down. My son is quite happy. Looks like I've got some leaks to track down. I feel like the engine is leaking from everywhere, but she runs like a top.
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Added anchor points to the deck plate in thethirdtwin for fridge, Jackery and cargo box mounting.
No extra charge for overland hound fur.
No extra charge for overland hound fur.
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I gave my rig her first few hundred scratches the other day. Felt good to rip the bandaid off... so I keep telling myself. haha
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Yesterday I put the front driveshaft into the CJ2 and sewed up a quick windshield frame hold down and some chain covers for the tailgate using one of my old uniforms like I did with the CJ5. I also finally swapped the front driver unit hub on the XJ since it had a little play in it. I'll see tomorrow if that cures the bit of howling I've had with it at speed.
The boy wouldn't stop bugging me for a "ride in the CJ2" so I took the kids down to see how the bridge repair was going on our road that's now requiring us to add 5 mins to any trip we take to town, then we went down to the dirt road bridge, the creek there is bone dry, then we swung by the "Money Cemetery" and the kids went around looking at headstones.
Today was basically patching up the bumper, so I don't have to spend money on a new one. I cut out the junk the old owners welded to the front and roughed in two patches and painted it. I'll put it on tomorrow maybe, I think I may have to go get some hardware to mount it up.
The boy wouldn't stop bugging me for a "ride in the CJ2" so I took the kids down to see how the bridge repair was going on our road that's now requiring us to add 5 mins to any trip we take to town, then we went down to the dirt road bridge, the creek there is bone dry, then we swung by the "Money Cemetery" and the kids went around looking at headstones.
Today was basically patching up the bumper, so I don't have to spend money on a new one. I cut out the junk the old owners welded to the front and roughed in two patches and painted it. I'll put it on tomorrow maybe, I think I may have to go get some hardware to mount it up.
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I know that feeling.
Thecopcar when I first got it. Then after a few outings, including overgrown OKBDR roads.
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