FYBR Prep

[OldGreen]

Anybody besides me gettin' greasy?

New PS Pressure side line and converted the fittings to metric, put in the back seat, moved the air tank a lil', mounted the winch, tightening stuff. . .making sure the thing will move. . .ya know. . .little things.

[iaccocca]

I'm warming up my soft top windows so I can get the soft top on. Probably drag the whole thing inside tomorrow. Considering the storms this past week I've decided against topless. Besides that, been under the Jeep looking for looseness. Need to do more, but we will see. Backseat can't come out until after school on Wednesday. Got the new foglights on a couple weeks ago.

[toyman2]

again wish i could go but i have a sticky valve.
now that i have a firefighting job next year should be a go,i should be all settled by then

[TJDave]

Still gotta take the hard top off and put the soft top back on. Tim noticed my adj. track bar lock nut came loose....again. Plus the frame mount was loose also Thanx Tim. Going to get the tires re-balanced again after most the weights fell off at Juniper.
Then, the usual mall rated stuff: burn a new CD or two, maybe sharpen the leading edge of my giant low hanging tranny shovel, rub and kiss my Dana 35, make sure my tow hooks are tight.

[Lurch]

Finished the ramp holders on the back of the trailer, installed the new steps, converted to dual 6volt batteries.
Put the soft top on the bronc, replaced the broken rear brake line, fixed the exhaust hangers on both sides, fixed my tire again, and resealed the front diff cover (really need to quit pushing rocks with that thing ). Still need to fill with diff lube and put new drive shaft slip yokes boots on it.

[Roman]

. . . converted to dual 6volt batteries.

So were you end up finding them?

As for me, mostly been working on the pickup (2 new batteries, TWICE don't ask) although I'm dragging the jeep with the MH. I did get Tim's stabilizer legs mounted on the taco truck tonight!

[Lurch]

I just went ahead and spent the money and got them from napa. The cheaper ones I found else where just weren't as big or had the capacity of the napa ones. Hoping it's enough to run the heater this weekend without having to run the generator.