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LOL! :iagree:

Truly very cool, but he needs to secure his wheelchair before it becomes a projectile. If I was in a chair I would find a way to have a cool rig like that.

So my question is, has anyone wired a Honda type generator to produce 12 volt power only and bypass the inverter? What power, in amps would it produce?

I always love to see another Alaskan!

Big O is matching the Rickson price of $312 per tire and I ordered a set of 5.

It looks likes they call it the M4 on their website now, but that doesn't mean I love it any less.

I have a Bennelli M1 Super 90 with 18" barrel and extended mag. Never jams and is a joy to shoot. I would pick this weapon over any other for close quarters. Here is a Utube video of someone firing it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPTe1Ww1lSI

The actuator I am using fits that spec almost exactly. It was around $100 and I picked it up from http://www.firgelliauto.com/. I also bought a up down switch and some limiters, but you could do that yourself if you wanted or bypass the limiters. I'll post some pictures later today when I put...

It looks like perro hit the cerveza a little too hard! Looks like fun all round and I wish I was in the Baja again right at this moment.

If you want to go with a power lift you could use linear actuators from http://www.firgelli.com/index.php. I used one of their 12 volt lift for a flat screen, but they could easily do what you are looking at.

My voltmeter fluctuates a little as well, especially when I run extra things like my seat heaters or Hotshot windshield cleaner. If all the gauges are fluctuating I wonder if it may be a grounding issue? Then again I'm not an electrician. A low voltmeter helped me diagnose an impending...

I can lower the price some for a ExPo member. I also have Torklift tiedowns with Fastguns and locks for a Superduty I can make an awesome deal on.

Thanks Ron, I need it out of the yard and it will pay for new wheels, tires and toys.

2004 Hallmark Chuchara XL Pop up Truck Camper $6500. This 9.5 foot soft side electric lift camper fits full size pick up with long bed and comes with many add ons. The camper itself includes inside porcelain toilet, inside & outside shower, electronic start 6 gallon hot water tank, 3 way...

Nice shots, I'll be there in September and hope to see a bunch of nice spots like you did.

Thanks for the input Wild1, I'll pick up the wheels from Discount soon at $180 each. I'm going to keep shopping for the G-124's as they want $439 each for them and I would prefer to pay less.

Thanks! In reality it's time for me to brush up on vhf/uhf radio and it may be easier to take the $14.00 exam. Any place to take tt online?

Thanks Chip, I'll check that out. Lot's of pluses to 19.5's and the only disadvantage I can see is not having the ability to air down below 65 psi. In reality, I use my vehicle more for back roads than off road. Know your limitations and keep a plan.

Thanks Dave, and I'm trying to sift through the gov't site. The license I took many years ago was for vhf and ship to shore communication, which I believe falls under uhf, (I may be wrong). I did have to learn Morse code at the time and be proficient at a certain speed to obtain my license...

I'm switching my truck over to 19.5's and would like to try and get a set of wheels, prefer Aluminum but will go steel. If anyone has a set sitting around their garage collecting dust that would fit my '04 F350 please let me know what you want for them. Thanks