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I sat in one in the store and almost pulled the tigger, but my buddy said "You know, after a few bud lights one of those legs will let go and dump your *** on the ground:)" Thus I was talked out of it , but they are really pretty sturdy. I bought a similar CGI folder with solid legs

With a sturdy bumper to beat on, you can get by with just a ball peen hammer. I used to mess with sockets and c clamps, until I saw an old timer knock one in and out with just a hammer. As long as you are careful to not crimp the bearings, a hammer is all you need. Try it with an old joint...

This is wrong iin sooo many ways:p

You might want to also check out these threads...if this horse isn't dead yet, i wish someone would pull a highly concealble, yet with terrific take down power, hand gun and waste it:) I think I participated in most of these, but am developing a new POV Protection on the trail 7-21-06 Anyone...

Mark, I had heard about the cave closures :( I still know of 2 great beginner caves down there, Bowden which I've mentioned before and Sinks of Gandy. Sinks is awesome, you follow Gandy creek in one side of a mountain spur and come out about a mile away on the other side. It's all pretty...

I have a korean army duffle bag made of heavy duty nylon. I triple bag it with contractor grade garbage bag. I strap it to a tree at camp and then to the tire similar to your set up for transport

I use my overhead bars to pull myself in and out of the jeep, which wears the paint quickly. What ever you choose, thnik about the ability to touch it up

What??? No guts, No glory! I say we duct tape a can of bud light to your hand and send you down those falls we found on the North Fork:cow: I am getting excited for this trip too. I'm thinking about bringing my jeep, I'd like to find someone close, maybe in Thomas, were I could park my truck...

How tall are you? I'm digging the seat height. Maybe it's just the pic but it looks lower than my dr650?

Welcome to Expo, but try not to sugarcoat your posts so much:roost:

My dad always picked up a ring of bologna for our adventures. Sliced with a pocket knife, it was so...anti mom, delicious:)

Protocol amendment: <Every 30-45 minutes, open fridge remove 2 cans and drink> Repeat until the beer is gone, if the last beer is warm, you won't care:birthday.sml:

Do you have any closeups of your doors? My buddy wants me to make him a set, I'm looking for ideas. Got a shot of the inside of the door?

how bout a link? I'm not sure what a 'hawk' is:(

I bought an SUV cargo liner from AA for ~$9. I throw that on my rack for the dog to lay on. Great minds... :)

I can't see your pics for some reason but I'm eager to see your build. 2.5 or 4.0? edit: Okay, I see them now, you are going to love that rack, I have basically the same thing in mine. I couldn't live without it now:)

This guy from gunblaster.com shot 3 people with 3 different weapons and witnessed the shooting of a 4th??? I guess that's possible, but... I'd guess it's more likey that it's advice from some guy with a big imagination, living off his mom's SS check.:snorkel: flyfisher, I'm not questioning...

what side drop is the front axle? Is the rear centered?

I have a hammerless S&W airlite .38. I am very happy with how small and light it is. Point and click operation. It does not have any downside for my use, IMO. I can put 5 holes in a 9" paper plate from 3 feet away. Anything farther than that I'd be running away anyhow.:) edit: when asking...

I have been thinking about incorportating a spindle, bearings and hub into my spare tire carrier