garyindiane

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Got two so far. I shot a doe and my buddy shot a 6 point. I don't have much land so it has been a productive year so far for us. I've got till sunday with shotgun season. I'll post some pics soon. -Gary

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Atv looks mean. :chillin: That armor should'nt be that bad to fab up. No crazy angles or anything. I really like that rear bumper. -Gary

:cheers: I'm working on setting mine up for a plow. I just finished up the winch mount yesterday. It's a cheap 3000 Pound champion, but it should be enough to lift a plow. Pic Image Not Found -Gary

Yep what he said :agree: -Gary

Please get one from the dealer. I just got a aftermarket one and it lasted 6 hours before it blew out. :headpop: I had to drop the trans again and replace it with a dealer one. I did'nt listen to everyone and ended up regreting it. -Gary

I do industrial maintenance for a company that sandblast and paints military vehicle parts. I do a lot of metal fab and welding there and a ton of electrical work. 480V 3 Phase :idea: They pay me hardly nothing, but they hired me with no maintenance experience. We hand build everything that goes into our plants so it's great for learning almost all aspects of industrial maintenance. That makes it very interesting and makes me love the work. Also provides me time to work on a certian truck with very nice tools :D :yes: :chillin: Welding area Image Not Found Things I have built there Image Not Found Image Not Found -Gary

Don't forget to replace that trac bar with somthing better. Perferably double sheer with a new frame bracket. Also need to replace/upgrade the steering componets. After that you should be set. :cheers: -Gary

Man ohhh Man. If it were me I would start over with that front end. I am not trying to sound mean but it does not look safe at all. I see a homebrew 3 link/radius arm with bad welds holding it together. you might be better off starting over. Sorry and best of luck. -Gary

Rusty's 4.5" Spring pack lift/ Short arm Toyo open country A/T 265-75-16 Image Not Found Image Not Found -Gary

I used carriage bolts also. -Gary

I'm pretty sure it's two. Sorry. There is a grove down inside maybe a 1/4". The other one sits flush with the top. I used all four that came with the kit. On a side note... Are you replacing with a factory salve? Replaced mine with autozone crap, and I only got about 30 miles until it blew out. :fs1: Just a warning. I have to drop mine again and replace with a factory unit. -Gary

2 on mine. 1 down inside and 1 on top of hole. 2 o-rings per line that is. -Gary

1989, Jeep, Comanche Picture, Image Not Found 4.0l, 5 speed pukegoet, 231 TC, Dana 30, Dana 35 Build Date, I still need to get this. I will update. Current location, Cedar Grove I.N. Previous location, Hamilton O.H. Status, Putting in another slave :fs1: A OEM unit this time Notes, Pretty much a base model Current owner, Me. Gary Retherford...and its still sitting in my yard.

...Your lift kit cost 3 times the blue book value of your truck :D :doh:

I went with Iron Rock. Heavy duty and a good price. http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/Merchant ... e=IR-STBCK -Gary

What he said... Mine acted the same way.

Here is some links. Yes you can still buy them. You can use a quad or tractor or UTV to pull it. I am very happy with it. My driveway was packed solid and now it looks like its covered in new gravel. Models http://www.drpower.com/twostepmodels.as ... &bn-models Some videos http://www.drpower.com/Power-Grader_Gallery.aspx -Gary

Its a 97 yamaha big bear 4x4 350cc Runs great and its in good condition new tires Got it off craigslist for $1500 And a 48" DR Power Grader for my driveway. I am very impressed with the grader. I have their walk behind bushhog, and both products have performed great. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Oh yea Pics... Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found Image Not Found -Gary

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I love "Clutch" the band that is... Electric worry http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ab6lr2b66Ig Sea of destruction Burning beard 10001110101 Enjoy, Gary

I pick up a double sheer adjustible from Iron Rock not long ago. That thing is pure beef. It's made from solid stock and the price is cheap. $190 with the bracket http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/Merchant ... e=IR-STBCK -Gary

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Very nice. I really like the ladder look of the rear. :cheers: -Gary