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KISS principle:ylsmoke:

I'm confused, did you drive it for a few months after the repair, or ship it? If the problem appeared right away, I'd pull both drums and make sure all the springs are exactly the same side to side. I wouldn't think a wheel bearing would cause this, the brakes are bolted to the axle housing...

We always called them snatch straps, but now that seems weird too:)

Awesome pics, I love to see the full size fords in action

Good looking dog, he or she?

I would not change the spark plugs in Baltimore, what unitl you are home. They are notorious for breaking in half and are very difficult/expensive to remove. Ford sell a kit to remove the broken ones b/c it happens so often. Search "5.4 broken plug" you'll find a lot of info

Haven't named my jeep, but we call the Astrovan, "The Creeper". When I heard my 84 yo Mom call it the creeper, I almost fell out of my chair laughing

With a title like that?:sombrero: I predict this thread be be a train wreck by EOB today

Trimming seems it would be easiest. You could also look at a 1" motor mount lift? They are popular in the jeep world to keep everything lined up with small Body lifts.

Great pictures

I went on a ride this weekend sponsored by the Eagle Valley Off Roaders. It was called “No Roads Necessary 2011”. The ride was to benefit the Wildlife for All Foundation. It was held on private property at the Historic Penn’s Cave Site in Central PA. I would highly recommend this trip next...

Post them up, that looks really well made

OMG, caught me off guard:elkgrin: Scoutkid, I love this thread, nice work

They should have sent this to look for them:ylsmoke: Corn Maze Rescue Unit 1

A multimeter is a great tool to have. Buy one, it should/may have a "12V" setting on the dial. Set it to that and check your battery to figure out how it works, red to red , black to black. Once you see 12-13 volts on the meter at your battery, you'll have figured out how to use it. When...

I joined a canoe club 3 years ago and bought a mad river adventure 14'. It tuned out to be heavy and tippy. I sold it. I've tried many different ones since, I really like the Old Town Guide 147 for the price and handling.

The current issue of Guns & Ammo has an story on ammo cans being the obvious manly choice for storing everything but your lunch (they are lined with a toxic substance):)

They changed the wheels:elkgrin: Can you recommend any lottery numbers?

Very cool, looks like fun:ylsmoke:

Thanks for the links, not too many in the NE