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If you get no takers here you could post it up on the M101 yahoo group. I'm sure somebody could make use of it. If you're not a member I could post it up for you. Just hate to see that stuff go to the scrap heap...

As hard as it is to argue that point, there IS something to be said for the first ride of the year after a 4 or 5 month layoff. I rarely grin more than I do on that ride! :bike_rider:

I think you're a prime candidate for an off road trailer... :sombrero:

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Finally got the 33s on my 74..

Spyderco Sharpmaker gets my pocket knives hair-popping sharp in about a minute. It's super easy to use too.

For the drawers on my BJ74 I used Accuride HD locking sliders. They're great, they lock in the full open position and the full closed position. You can see the little yellow levers on either side - pull down on them and it unlocks.

ow, that was a smokin' deal there!

Assuming the 7900 is the same size head unit as the 7800 you could pick up this for $20...

you have mail...

Ok, so what's cooking?!

Drop the Troopy body on the 80's chassis. Problem solved :sombrero:

This guy is a local photographer, his stuff is amazing. Well worth a look: http://www.pbase.com/norman/nature_of_eagles

Check out the Cabelas Steel Belted Cooler - it sure looks just like the Coleman.... for $69. http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp?type=product&cmCat=Related_IPL_514723&id=0070443519033a

+1 to Rhino. I love my Lodge DOs. For the price of the snow peak you could have a 10" and 12" camping DO (with legs and a lipped lid) AND 10" and 12" standard DOs (no legs or lipped lid)! If you mostly cook for the 2 of you, a 10" + 12" camp oven, plus a trivet, a lid lifter, and a charcoal...

Got programming software for the 7800 yet? The FTB7800 is excellent. Great deal at $15. http://www.g4hfq.co.uk/ftb7800.htm

I use the excellent VX6 Commander software: http://www.kc8unj.com/ It's free but he asks for a donation if you like it. I got cables and a USB interface from http://www.ttl2usb.com/

Recently (almost) finished up my BJ74 storage unit. Used Accuride slides that lock full open or closed, much nicer than the non-locking ones I used in my 70. The front compartment has a sealed compartment that's divided in 3, for 2x6" drivers and a 10" sub. The open section has an 8...

I believe the lame latch is a child safety measure. I wish it were better too. I'm still happy with mine, I bought it when they first came out with the snazzy stainless model. I always use blocks instead of cubes. One of these days I'll get a fridge, but for now this will do nicely.