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Those look great! I like it, I added some of these to the 4 corners of my little bumper pull equipment trailer. Was this just to make running chains easier?
My day today, next couple months gonna suck......
And no cool story to go with it, i tripped/rolled my foot on my own shoes heading to bathroom to pee in middle of night, broke my clutch foot
Chris!! What the? Well, at least it's not your trigger finger. Sorry I missed this. Here's to a speedy recovery.
Spring is slowly coming in WV. The grass is getting a bit greener, trees are still dormant though.
The animals are showing the weather change. This morning we were watching a few (temporary) geese on the pond, a hawk snacking on something he pulled from the pond, robins and starlings pulling worms in the yard, small birds () on the feeder, a woodpecker, and a squirrel on the porch. Spring is just around the corner but still a heavy frost in the shadow cast by the house.
Spring is slowly coming in WV. The grass is getting a bit greener, trees are still dormant though.
The animals are showing the weather change. This morning we were watching a few (temporary) geese on the pond, a hawk snacking on something he pulled from the pond, robins and starlings pulling worms in the yard, small birds () on the feeder, a woodpecker, and a squirrel on the porch. Spring is just around the corner but still a heavy frost in the shadow cast by the house.
We’re supposed to get 3-8” snow Sunday night. I still haven’t heard a Robin yet this Spring but we still have a LOT of winter left in the Rockies. Jason, you get a lot of mosquitoes with the pond in your backyard?
Sorry to interrupt the beautiful pictures....but I am planned to re-seal a drive motor on a 199 Case 1845c, They show the use of Permatex #6 on mounting flanges and in another spot.
We arrived at our spot on the beach safely and had a nice drive along the way. The marsh side of the island is backed up to our site and the beach is about 50 yards from the front of the truck.
@ESwift remembers this island from his visit 15 years ago and out of all of the places we have seen, this is one of our favorites.
We arrived at our spot on the beach safely and had a nice drive along the way. The marsh side of the island is backed up to our site and the beach is about 50 yards from the front of the truck.
No way I would make the data and media public right now. Too much fluff in it at the moment. It would be like watching a video on YouTube about glow plugs and the jackass talks about the neighbors dig for 5 minutes.
Burst photos are a hood thing though.
Originally Posted by KubotaOrange76
Yall enjoy the scenery, whats on the menu?
Hot dogs, chips and beer. That is our go to drive day dinner.
Originally Posted by Dan V
A nearly rotten steak when they get home.
Chest freezers are wonderful for people that only go to town once or twice a month. That 2" thick tomahawk ribeye will be consumed shortly after we get home. Perhaps as the celebration dinner for the 363 install being a success.
It is Saturday, so the campground is about 80% full, but the beach is almost empty. I could only see 6 people in either direction.
And no cool story to go with it, i tripped/rolled my foot on my own shoes heading to bathroom to pee in middle of night, broke my clutch foot [/QUOTE]
I feel your pain! Rolled my ankle and broke my right foot in 3 places. Still recovering from surgery! Only time I’m glad my rig is an automatic.
First 6.4 Hemi casualty with the MDS lifters.
Truck:
2017 Ram 2500 2x4 cclb 6.4 68rfe 117k
Last pic left lifter good right lifter collapsed. Unfortunately our DOT inspections prohibit in getting rid of the MDS system, fortunately cought it in time and didn't ruin the cam.
Can we just take a minute to appreciate these trucks?
With my broken foot I’m limited to the amount of weight I can lift and put on it. Well I have a little side job and needed to haul some material for it. So hooked up to the dump trailer. My family owns a landscaping supply company and was helping me out, when they load a yard of material you usually get 1.5. So with frost laws on up here in Wisconsin, I figured 5 yards at 2700lb per yard would be good. So 4 loads in I ask my cousin if the bucket in the loader is a 2yd bucket still. Nope! They put a 3 yard bucket and said I’ve been hauling right around 7yds of material..
In a way it was a relief because the day started out poor when my 4low wouldn’t engage, the engine oil temp would push 220 after pulling some of the hills and tranny was right around 182 when loaded. I was really disappointed with how sluggish it felt with the sxe369 with the 1.0 housing but egts never got over 1057 (I was watching temps like a hawk as this is the first real test with this setup)
So when I found out it was 6.5-7yd loads at 17550/18900lbs it makes sense. Plus the weight of the trailer at roughly 7500. Boy I pushed her today. I’d be curious to how my dads 2020 f-250 6.7 with trailer package would have done. Just for the “seat of your pants” feeling.
03-20-2021, 08:22 AM
) on the feeder, a woodpecker, and a squirrel on the porch. Spring is just around the corner but still a heavy frost in the shadow cast by the house. 
