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crap, sorry Paul. I forgot to get you those pics. if David passes, I'll still be interested. got busy with Easter and totally forgot. my bad.

J.

I'll get you a picture of it so you can see it first. :)

J.

are the thickening screws thick enough?

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I have a handful off hand tools, mostly wood-working, that I don't use as much as I'd like. I have a sliding circular saw, a hand circular saw, a jigsaw, a nail gun, a Poulan Pro 16" chainsaw that...

probably the brushes in the starter. the old hammer trick has worked for me in the past, but if not, starters aren't usually too hard to swap out. I've done it in the parking lot of O'Reilly's...

are there any tools you could use?

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me neither. I think you can pay for more storage, but I have no need for it from a video perspective.

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I also have a handful of Blink cameras. they work great, are pretty small, and have a lot of different features and adjustments you can do to them. they are almost infinitely expandable and work as...

looks good. I waved at ya last night as you drove by the gas station. looks like you got into a little mud!

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welcome!

I cut my hardcore rock crawling teeth at Clayton. that place is pretty nutty!

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congrats, James! if you're in the area I'm thinking of, you'll be somewhat-neighbors with John Mayer. :D

J.

when I lived in Fort Worth and had my CJ5, I went to Collins Bros a few times for hard to find parts. everything was over-priced, but their collection is actually really impressive. the CJ7 and...

this is a fun trail. we ran it in our JKU 4 years ago when it was still on 33s.

J.

heading there at the end of the month. got a hotel for $65/night for 3 nights. not too shabby...

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we always enjoyed staying at the Kokopelli Lodge in town. cute little rooms and quiet. but it's not got a lot of parking for big rigs.

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I've used Cliffhanger and they were great.

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also, very productive days! I got to yank out a woman that slid into the ditch by Kelly Dahl. she had gotten a flat earlier that day and the donut was on the front-passenger side. going around that...

cj7. easiest way to see is to look at the shape of the doors. cj5s have smaller doors that curve up following the fender line. cj7s have flat-bottom doors that don't follow the fender.

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DANG!

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sorry! my wife is coaching some ladies mountain biking and that's the weekend they picked. MIL is already set to watch the kids all weekend, too.

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also, this is worth the watch. the story itself is incredible.

J.

YouTube randomly suggested this min-doc about a missing person who they think was murdered and dumped into a mine shaft. long story short, they picked up this military tank transport truck and turned...

nice work, Shane!

J.

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mostly because that's what came with their XJs...if you're going through the trouble of cutting off and welding new brackets, you should probably do it on an axle that has a much better aftermarket...