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Mike G, You have way too much time on your hands...:grinning:

I learned to fly fish here in N. Idaho. I practice catch and release. I tried catch and release with my hunting but that didn't work out too well for the deer.

Hopefully it's not a serious hosp. stay. Get well.

Ben, Have you done any more work on your trailer?

Still have the ladders?

Excellent idea!!!

Saw this on my web browser and thought it might entertain some. Did see some ideas from the early 1900's still in use today. https://autonxt.net/fascinating-evolution-of-the-american-rv Oops, try this site https://autonxt.net/fascinating-evolution-of-the-american-rv/

Looks great! They are wonderful o/r trailers and you will have fun fixing it up.

Just got a Traeger Scout. It runs on 12 volt and 110. Have the big one at home and love it. Haven't tried the Scout yet. Hope to soon.

Matt, you there?

Ron, thanks. It is a 4.2. I'll check on summit racing. Jim

This may not belong in this area but....I'm rebuilding my 82 Scrambler motor and need to replace the clutch and flywheel bolts. I've been unable to find anyone, anywhere who stocks them. Any suggestions?

Cold brewed is my choice. I brew up a Mason jar and refrigerate. Smooth and a lot less acid. Just mix it 50/50 and microwave or add hot water.

Ben10, tried to post pic's but couldn't . Sent you a PM. I can email them to you if you want. Jim

Also, mine has a lid that was built for it. It's hinged in the front angd locks down with the rear panel. I'll photo and post mine.

Yep...it looks like a Helder Welding trailer out of Marysville, CA. Built in the 70's and 80's. Helder built them for the Rubicon. I had to add springs and a new tongue to mine. Great, solid, well built trailer. Jim

Still available?

Excellent!!! Start mine tomorrow (or as soon as it warms up)

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Matt, You work for RSD?