Blue88Comanche

About 10-15 if you count my 3

That's pretty awesome!

Thanks for the advice, I decided to by the D90, I know i like how it feels. my uncle was not too sure if he would like the 5100 (but shutter lag was the only reason and its a 70 ms difference) so in that case then i would just swap cameras if we wanted too. so no matter what we will both get the one we prefer. my only other SLR camera is the film Yashica FX-3 camera he had for 25-30 years, he gave it to me after i fixed it, I love that camera but my sister is going to be using it for a year or tow while she is in college for her major so i needed a new camera

My uncle wants to sell His Nikon D90 and buy a newer Nikon D5100, and he offered to sell the D90 to me. I love the D90 but have not used other DSLRs (well a Cannon DSLR once) But for those of you who have used both cameras what do you like better? Currently I am Sitting 50-50 between the two. The final price would be about the same, the biggest plus to the D90 i can think of, is its ability to use the motor-less AF lenses Thanks for your thoughts

I have not had that issue, but before i swapped my rear axle I locked the CAD to the "engaged" position, currently however it is locked over in the "open" position (my front and rear axle gears don't match currently) was the CAD working properly when you bought the MJ? a mechanic may have had to disconnect the vac lines at some time or another and got the lines mixed up

But thats when you find out their brother is a mob boss, and it all goes down hill from there

I drove 4 hours one way to look at dads MJ before we bought it and a week later I made the trip again with the F-250 to tow it on its 245 mile journey from Auburn, AL to Grand Bay, AL.. I like to drive, that and I had family in auburn so that was a plus.

put the fluids in yesterday and drove it home on its own power. I am very pleased. I also found an external slave bell housing at the pick and pull i plan to snag this weekend, i will be able to rid myself of the cursed internal clutch slave once and for all :banana:

I finally got my MJ running again!! also found a external slave bell housing at the JY, i plan to get it this weekend if its still there.

Removed the transmission for the first time. I was able to replace the internal clutch slave with the help of dad.

I just did a speed test at my business, 20Mbps down / 5Mbps up I might move my server there for the better band width.

well i got it working again... currently to make it work permissions are set to 777 on my linux server for the www directory. i just made that file you told me about, and going to change the permissions for the directory so something lower like 775 --------------- it seems to still be working

Well darn... It worked a little while ago... Guess I need I work out some bugs

I downloaded all my pics from facebook and started uploading them to my server, just need to sort them now.. blue88comanche.no-ip.org/images hurray it works!

well, i have my own home based internet server. currently Apache2 is setup to redirect to my build page. I am just no good with web dev, but i am starting to think i should look into it. for my photos if nothing else. do you run a home based server or rent one from a provider?

one of the contractors that we used had a mouse problem, after the mouse fell into the empty bucket he poured about 4 inches of bleach, not water or coolant, to err...get rid of the mouse or rat....

this was the only issue i have had with facebook.

thanks I will check that out. I already had a Facebook account so to keep things simpleish i uploaded there then used it as a host for the pics like photobucket or imgur.

I hate it when facebook changes all the ULRs to my Jeep pictures... it makes keeping the build thread up keep a major pain...

Removed the Bench Seat in Dad's MJ And loaded it into the back of moms KJ, we are having it fixed up for him. also removed the headliner board and have ordered the fabric that will match the seat and the visors

I bought mine for yard work and whatnot more so than off road use. So I did not really need anything fancy

I havent used it much, but it effortlessly pulled solid oak log out of the bushes. for the price it is a good winch.

nice find :thumbsup:

nice :thumbsup:

well I am calling it a night.