the clocking can be overcome (and can be beneficial from the addition ground clearance), but yeah the front axle is a loooooot of effort.
also, I see that the Jeep hit the yard on march 6th? are the parts still there?
I also see a georgia sticker. if I had a 3 hour commute through atlanta and the AC went out, you'd better believe I'd be willing to do something similar.
one problem I've been fighting is the soil. not the stuff that I walk on (which sucks but in a different way), but the "dirt" available at the stores down here. it all looks more like leftover mulch scraps. I gotta start bringing a bag or 2 south with me each trip.
wow, that's.... bad. like about the worst I've seen that wasn't burnt up. thankfully it'll live on once you get it fixed up the headrest ones can be hard to find.
my tomatoes are a disaster. I think we started them too late in the Georgia growing season. They always took over the garden in Michigan so I wasn't prepared for them to struggle.
I'm prepared to step up to a gallon bucket for this experiment when they outgrow the little pot. (maybe I should do that sooner rather than later). but after that, well what happens happens. Next year I'll take the knowledge gained and rethink things.
I like that the system is transportable. makes it easy to mow the grass.
an MJ bench will bolt right in. the tricky bit is the seatbelts. as in, you've only got the 2, and the female ends have a sheath around them that can complicate inserting them through the bench