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Shanon, welcome to the site. And to Alaska next year. We live on Kodiak during the summers, Missouri in the winter. Two Isuzus in my driveway here in Kodiak. We've moved the boat with the Trooper, but not with the pup. I'm not sure how much the boat weighs though. (trying to get that big thing out o...

Very interesting, please keep us all posted!

Good morning Larry,
No he's not a member yet....but he may be in the future. He'll be in Apple Valley when he's back....which we all hope is soon!
-kate

pacific northwest....

you guys way outnumber the rest of us, it seems.

good evening Martin, guess the rust bucket won't be a spare parts donor yet as I need something to drive...seems to be my pup now that kate has the troop...ken

Hi All-- We left Missouri a few weeks ago, headed to CA to visit son's family there and take care of a few chores for him while he's in Iraq. Here is a picture of our gray/blue Trooper parked with son's black Trooper in the driveway in CA. From there, we headed "North to Alaska", the Troop...

Thank you! That's good to know for future reference.....as at the moment I don't have a functioning radio in the Troop. We sure do appreciate you guys sharing your expertise.
kate/ken

What is this thing attached to my oil pressure sending unit? Wire vibrated loose but was wired directly to clip that hooks on to front of unit. I've already asked some mechanics and the manager of the auto parts store, but they are supplying only guesses as to what it is. I know I can get an answer ...

Mine are bucket seats, but I used the pool-noodle-fix on the driver side seat so far. It passed the backside test very nicely! But then I got inspired and decided I would try to stitch some new fabric on top of the remains of the original upholstery. Ugh. Now I see why it costs so much to have these...

Nate, that's wonderful. Thank you so much for posting this how-to. I'm sorry that my question caused you to have to take your seat apart and put it back together again!! But I really do appreciate it. That's exactly what I am going to do for my seats.

-kate/ken

Chris, I think you better lock your garage when you go to bed!

Welcome!

wylie's pup wrote:Whatever your doing there, Thank You for your service. I don't think we can say be safe too many times

Brian

I'll second that, yes ThankYou!

We've had two of them. We like them alot! Easy to work on, easy to get parts for. In fact, I have a cream puff one out in my garage with only 39,000 actual miles on it in a very nice oldsmobile cierra cutlass, 1983. You should get 34-38 mpg, and no problem with power....wow, this thread has been aro...

HOW ABOUT THIS IN ONE OF THE VERY EARLY MANUALS ON HOW TO LOOSEN A BOLT ON THE CENTER CARRIER BEARING , ATTACH SPANNER (WRENCH), POINT SPANNER AT 9.0 CLOCK ON THE TIME PIECE , APPLY PRESSURE TO SPANNER WITH 1 KG HAMMER , IN OTHER WORDS KNOCK THE HECK OUT OF THE WRENCH WITH A 2 LB BALL PEEN OR IN TH...

Ditto on the "be safe".. Where in Iraq are you? Son is at Talil now, was at Balad previously.