that's gotta be waaaaay better than trying to deal with it on your own. :D my michigan town owns the landfill and the leaves get turned into methane. but they don't have a collection system like yours. We have to bag/can it all or they won't take it. :( clearly they need a spartan leaf pro plus :yes:
Meanwhile, the guy behind the rental counter was like, "Pretty cool, right?! You must think you're so lucky!!"
Then Troy be all, "Meh... yeah, I guess."
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if you do have a dana 35, please do not spend money on gears. it is a light duty axle and I highly suggest finding a better axle and investing your cash into something that will last. :) the Explorer 8.8 and the 29 spline Cherokee 8.25 can even be found with 4.10s in them already. :thumbsup:
all wheelin' rigs are on borrowed time. :( a minor roll can easily take out the a-pillar or worse. fix what needs fixin' and keep on jeepin' :D
what will a new XJ bring you? maybe it will have fewer broken parts, but they are all just as old and it won't have any of the cool parts yet. it's a trade off of your hours fixing this one vs. your hours rebuilding another one. :dunno:
the winds aren't going to blow it away, that's more of a tornado thing. as I understand it, the biggest destroyers of vehicles in a hurricane are flooding and wind born objects.
that's right, I said spanner. :D got this through ebay from a place in England for less than local. instantly one of my favorite tools :D got it specifically for use on tensioner pulleys when there isn't enough clearance for a socket wrench (and that happens a lot these days in new cars). Makes it a breeze to install the belt on our Liberty CRD. :banana: (and that's up from being the most difficult I've ever had to deal with).