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Yes, his kit is sehr gut! But you should taste his coffee - thanks again Harald! See you in Amado...

Looks good Terry! I see the van is coming along. And the good news is you drilled something and there was no fluid leaking this time... ;)

Oh yeah, fresh side-meat dredged in flour with salt and pepper. Haven't had that in years... mighty tasty with some milk gravy made from the rendered side-meat and biscuits, too! Hence my Lipitor at night and Tricor in the morning... :(

Wow... after 30+ years and I still haven't been able to crack the code. I wonder if Coach makes parts for Toyotas?

This is my desire - an aux tank but NOT in the bed. For oveland travel I need the space for other items and a dedicated tank/box combo would not work for me. But thanks for asking the forum. There are others who will chime in...

ARE YOU NUTS!? What if our wives are reading this thread? Do you know what that could mean? Cripes - use your head, man! I'm still trying to explain why I had to do the SAC... the "Safety Snorkel" was hard enough.

Save the box and packing material! You never know when it might come in handy for future travels...

Holy cow -- what a beauty! Your search and acquisition-**** is strong Jarrod. Congratulations!

Must... restrain... self.... from... picture... whoring... my... 2001 truck... Seriously Dave, you will be very happy you did it. While you're pulling wire have you considered placing remote operating capability inside the cab? I'm glad I did it - I can operate via the remote...

Well, that's good to know... in case there's no ATM's close by in Amado.

The Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS) is a variety of clothing articles intended to be layered, and composed of different materials with specific properties to protect the wearer from a variety of cold-moist, or cold-dry environments. The OP is selling an earlier generation of ECWCS...

D'OH! Wish I would have known that... I've been buying from them for years.

Man, it's a curse, isn't it? I've had this one I haven't been able to lose for over 30 years...:coffeedrink:

Thanks. WATTORA thread is still the gold-standard I see. I'd forgotten about the ARB mod thread too... so age is my excuse. Interesting to go through it again. You know, a tech section wouldn't be a bad idea in the forum as a resource.

We apparently have conceptual unity on many topics. What he said - rear.

Agreed - what he said.

That's hard to say but the goal is to reduce that CV angle to prevent binding. I'm no expert and know enough to be dangerous from my own experience. That said, harvest the best opinions and ideas and apply them to your circumstance. I recommend taking some pictures of your current set-up...

That's one of the things I miss most about losing Terry to the West-coast. He always kept things lively in the shop when given a wrench and one of the main reasons why I now always wear safety glasses... :wings:

You're not looking very hard... http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=28

Thanks Kurt - might as well get it done while it's in the shop. Back then I thought I'd rarely ever use the winch so why go to the extra expense. But then I said I'd never get a fridge; have dual batteries; need a locker; do a SAC; do this; do that; and the list goes on.... heroin looks like...