89 MJ

That also looks like a Wrangler roll bar.

Sweet! Thanks.

Thank you, that will get passed on as well!

Thank you so much! I will definitely pass this on to him!

I had a minor issue today while doing a garden tilling job. A pin that attaches the hydraulic lift to the lift on the tiller sheared off, which resulted in the front of tiller lift arm landing in the dirt, at which point the tiller grabbed ahold of the ground and made the tractor go fast making the lift arm go full pretzel mode. And then the redneck engineering started. My mom had to bring some tools from home so I could fix it, but we couldn't get the lift arm off, so I took a ratchet strap and hooked one end to the hole in the lift arm and the other on to the snowblower attachment provision which straightened it enough that I could get it off. My mom then brought the lift arm home so my dad could straighten it in the vice. Meanwhile I drilled a hole in the hydraulic lift arm attached to the tractor so I could put a bolt in to hold the tiller lift arm on. It lifts now, but the tiller lift arm interferes with the brake pedal, so it needs some adjusting (not that the brakes work well anyways, but the parking brake needs to be set to start the tractor). Sorry, didn’t take pictures.

That’s exactly what I thought!

Welcome everyone! This subforum is dedicated to all Street Comanches. Just remember, be nice (which I’m sure you all are) and use lots of pictures in your threads!

Good luck!

Wow! What exactly is the difference between Skeet and trap? I’ve never really figured it out.

Nice! My best at a trap club is 23/25. At a Boy Scout Camp I went 48/50, but we were close to the trap house at the Boy Scout Camp. What is your best?

Welcome! I’m located a few miles north of La Crosse WI!

Turn down the heat on your welder. If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing right. Do a bunch more small tacks built off of one tack and keep tacking until you reach your next tack. Repeat until it’s been done all the way around. If there are pinholes in your welds, grind them (you should grind them either way) and then weld on top of that and then grind smooth.

Mine was kinda yes for both. Or neither depending on how you look at it.

Looks great!

Thanks.

Good lookin truck! My MJ was my first vehicle that I’ve driven on the street. They are a good little truck.

Personally, I like trucks with some rake. That way when you are hauling stuff you don’t have some stupid looking squat, it will be more level.

2 rectangular lights like the old Marchals

I like it!

Nice truck! I think your grille is upside down.

I’m excited!

Your MJ was my inspiration. I saw it in the MJOTM section before I owned mine and I fell in love with it. Please fix it.

How far does it stick out at the farthest point from the bottom of the grille? I really like it!

Looks great!

That spelling is all over on Facebook. It’s disappointing.