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I live about 40 miles south of the Grand Canyon and know a lot of great places you can camp near the south rim. The north rim will be closed until the middle of May.

I bought an 08 JKUR to get out and explore with. I was half way home (62 miles) when a connecting rod escaped through the side of the block. I'm waiting on my new long block and assorted pieces to get here so I can put the new engine in. I did get some new tires and wheels for it while it's...

I have a 20 ton hydraulic and a screw jack in each one of my rigs that I use for 98% of the time. They each have a Hi-Lift for that 2% when it's the only thing that will get the job done.

I've got a 79 K-5 Blazer with a 350, 700R4, NP208, heavy duty D44 with 4:88s and a locker, 14 bolt with a Detroit and 4:88s I also have a 94 GMT 400 Suburban with a 454, 4L80E, NP241, 14 bolt with 4:11s and a Detroit

Looks good, do you have any pictures of the kitchen?

CONGRATULATIONS on passing your Technician exam!!! Are you planning to upgrade to General next? Find a club near you that does stuff you're interested in and visit a couple of meetings.

Mine is KK7NAZ, my initials KK, 7 for my area and NAZ for Northern AZ.

I had one gal in my Tech class with the same problem. After trying all kinds of things I finally suggested that she go to the test questions on the back of the book. She highlighted the correct answer and blacked the others out. That way when she went through the questions only the correct...

My club sponsored a Technician class, Fri was testing day. We had 6 out of 8 pass! I'm taking a 3 week break and then I'll start the General class, so far 7 people have signed up for it.

All I did with mine was to sweep it out. The Line-X guy cleaned, scuffed and shot it. It's been great for 25+ years now.

I've been using 2 ICECO fridge/freezers for a couple of years now. I haven't had any problems at all with either of them. I'd buy another with no hesitation. The compressors have a 5 year warranty on them not 1 year like most of the other ones.

I've had good luck getting tanks off of Ebay in the past.

I agree, everything else is just icing on the cake.

I'm a lifelong hunter, everything from rabbits and squirrels to elk. I'll be putting in for big horn sheep and deer next month I already have a late season tag for antlerless elk this fall.

I guess the first question I have is what does a rather large tank mean to you? I have a 22 gal under the frame on my little yellow trailer, a 52 gal in my tent on wheels (camper) and 850 on the trailer I haul water on.

I tell the people that take my clubs Technician or General classes that in addition to the book go to either QRZ.com or ARRL.com and take the FREE practice tests over and over. Once they're in the 90% range the test is a piece of cake.

In addition to water they also work to hold beans, rice, oats, ect.

Glad I read this, I bought 15 of these.

I'm not sure how things work in Canada but I do know how we do things where I live. My Ham Club sponsors a Technician and General class at least once a year. You do NOT have to be a member of the club to take the free class but we appreciate the support if you care to join us. I'm almost done...

If it was mine I'd pull the spark plugs and squirt a couple of ounces of Marvel Mystery Oil in then let it sit a day or so. Next I'd put a socket on the crank bolt and see if it moves a little bit in either direction. Add a couple more ounces of Marvel Mystery Oil and let it sit another day or...