PEAK PUTTERS

Probably I'd have to go look at it, Doesn't matter if the airbox is on or off. still starts hard, If it's cold out it wont start at all Sounds like maybe your propane regulator (at the tanks) is out of adjustment and pressure is low. Is it hard to get it started in the first place, or is it dying s...

MicroQuiet 4000, or something like that?

I can take a look at it. Some of those Onan's have real weird airbox issues.

Lurch wrote:How good are you with propane generators? Mine has starting issues.

Let me guess; is it an Onan?

I cant remember exactly, but I think your battery tray has enough room for two 6v. If it does, it's a real tight fit, and you will have a heck of a time servicing the battery water. If they DO fit, spend the extra money and get one of those 6v battery servicing kits that allows you to service both o...

Yeah, I got a tip: dont skimp when buying batteries! Once you get a good set, keep them charged. The battery is the heart and soul of the RV, so I wouldnt recommend taking a chance on durability. I have heard good things about the ones from Costco, but dont have any personal esperience. We have been...

Dave,
is that yours?

The House battery is not taking much of a charge. I believe it's near death.

...a Peak Putters emblem!

It was on a Class C motorhome I worked on at Broadmoor yesterday. The emblem was placed on the water fill door on the back of the coach.

Welcome!

I 'wheel an XJ also.

Awesome!!

Her service is greatly appreciated!

Looks real nice, Toby!

Whatcha got for a welder? Those welds sure are purdy!

Thieves should be drug through the street and shot... :fouet When I was in Japan, Harley's were a hot item and stolen frequently. Most of them headed for Korea, or so I was told. On of my fellow english-speaking motorcycle friends over there had his Harley stolen one night. He had it blocked inside ...

Screaming Toylet wrote:I went to the Stolen Vechicle section of the NW Wheelers site and noticed that several rigs were reported stolen from the Kent area since Jan, 2010.

Makes you wonder if there is a 4x4 chop shop in the area.

If there is, most likely the parts are no longer within a thousand miles of here.

I will just throw this out there:

I have an SM465 mated to a NP205 sitting in my garage, along with a '78 Chevy heavy duty radiator and lots of miscellaneous 350 engine parts that need to go.

CopenhagenCowboy wrote:i ended up picking up the chevy 350 from bobracing and its at my buddys shop right now, ill be workin on it there gettin it all ready.

I have a few Chevy 350 parts I would like to get rid of, if you need them. Heads, Edelbrock dress-up stuff, etc.

Where and when?

The biggest hindrance to me wheeling on the weekend is that I work Saturdays. Sundays afternoons are open, and Mondays are wide open.

Update: She seems to be running very good. After switching to the stock cam I was having alot of spark-knock, even when retarding the ignition timing. I switched to NGK BKR7E plugs that made a noticeable reduction in spark-knock, and eliminated it almost completely after switching to Premium pump gas.

What problems are you having with your carb? It meters fuel better coming out the side and dripping on the exhaust/engine than it does fuel going into the engine? :P J/K I have the single-barrel stock carb from my 2.5 you can have if it'll fit. I believe it is the same carb used on the 6-cylinder e...

I asked him, but he said he has too much going on right now to dig any of them out and contemplate selling them. If you saw his junk-yard lookin' residence, I am sure you would understand...

Keep an eye on CL and have the cash ready, that is about the best you can do if not buying new.

Hey Zach, I just bought one of those Rugged Ridge 8500 winches. Seems like a good winch, though I havent had a chance to use it yet. It definitely makes the front of my Jeep dive more in the sand!! I know a guy who may want to part with a used winch (he has a few lying around). I'll ask him about it...

Wow, hope there was no permanent damage! Be sure to get a thorough checkup from the Doc. I had a bad dirtbike accident several years ago, and only recently discovered evidence that it gave me a compression fracture to my spine. I am also interested in building a cage for my XJ. Maybe we can help eac...

I may be able to help.

I have a nice Hobart Handler 135 MIG. Claimed to weld up to 3/16" in a single pass. If you need bigger stuff welded, it would be better with a MIG in the 200-250 amp range.

Hopefully no one was hurt? Oh, yes, I believe her pride was hurt dearly... :lol: I am fine, though my neck is a tad sore and giving me a slight headache. Could be a cold, though, its been going around at work lately. It's funny, my first though was, "oh no, my clutch just grenaded and engaged!...

It was dark and my phone camera doesnt have a flash, so I couldnt get any pics yet.

My homemade rear bumper with the Hi-lift mounted on it is barely even scratched.

But...

Her Mazda Tribute did not fare so well.

I know how to do it and am willing to help, but if you plan to do it yourself you really need some special tools. For the price of having someone else do it, you can spend the same money and purchase all the tools and be setup to do them for the rest of your life. Here is a list of special tools you...

Back in business!!

Got her running last night and cam broken in properly. She seems to run a whole lot better off-idle than the last cam.