Yea @Michael1929 rolled it friday night. We patched it together and ran the trail lol.
What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
- Thread starter iamout
- Start date
Off-Road Ranger I
Been there done that...I swear the previous owner wasn't a car guy. None of the fluids were close to original colors or smell. I sleep better at night knowing its maintained better now and my rig loves me for it!
Last edited:
Added my new DoomsDay Tent...
Trail Blazer III
Worked on installing my Icom ID5100A HAMradio. I'm about 2/3 of the way through.
Marking off a few more states...it's a start.
OB#3799
OB#3799
Enthusiast III
- 1,146
- First Name
- Tony
- Last Name
- Correa
- Member #
-
7661
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KD2PTJ
- Service Branch
- USAF, National Guard
It looks beautiful. Think I'll put mine in the same place.
Off-Road Ranger I
To, nothing super special, replaced the old strap I had holding my battery in with the correct hold down. I also started putting the stereo in.
For, I ordered new bombproof motor mounts, polyurethane transmission mount, and a new torque arm with bushings. All apparently long overdue.
For, I ordered new bombproof motor mounts, polyurethane transmission mount, and a new torque arm with bushings. All apparently long overdue.
Traveler I
Gave ol girl a paint job today and recruited another member!
Attachments
Last edited:
Member III
New haircut on the 80. Picked up my new RTT. Hoping this setup will last for a long time for my family of four.
iKamper Skycamp
Rock lights, turned Area lights
Rear Backup/Convoy lights
LED bar
iKamper Skycamp
Rock lights, turned Area lights
Rear Backup/Convoy lights
LED bar
Threw on some new shoes ;-)
Last edited:
Checked some trail cameras on my hunting lease on my lunch break.
Squirrel
Rank III
Enthusiast III
Got the additional leafs from Deaver put into the packs, installed the shackle flips, removed the 1" blocks, and put the U-bolt flip kit on. Just have to install the Timbrens now.
After all was said and done I gained 2.5" of lift in the back.
After all was said and done I gained 2.5" of lift in the back.
![[DO]Ron](/forums/data/avatars/m/5/5154.jpg?1711577950){kind=avatar}
Member III
Enthusiast III
- 1,146
- First Name
- Tony
- Last Name
- Correa
- Member #
-
7661
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KD2PTJ
- Service Branch
- USAF, National Guard
Creator III
- 5,660
- First Name
- Jason
- Last Name
- Shelby
- Member #
-
6080
- Service Branch
- TN National Guard
Maintenance: changed coolant and added a Mishimoto Coolant Filter Kit.
Overland Bound Member #6080
Follow us on Facebook, and Instagram
Overland Bound Member #6080
Follow us on Facebook, and Instagram
Used these for the first time since buying them over a year ago. Funny, I was just thinking the other day that they are wasting valuable roof rack space and I was also wondering if the sun beating on them is ruining them. It took me longer to remove them from my roof tie down system than to actually self recover from the mud.
traction plates by e j, on Flickr
I had made an attempt to rescue another rig out of the mud here. They showed up into the area I was camping at, and promptly headed for the mud and were stuck within seconds. My tracks are to the drivers side of the white pickup truck in the photo below. The truck couldn't pull the Jeep out either - two other vehicles came by and managed to get this other person free.
another attempt at getting unstuck by e j, on Flickr
traction plates by e j, on Flickr
I had made an attempt to rescue another rig out of the mud here. They showed up into the area I was camping at, and promptly headed for the mud and were stuck within seconds. My tracks are to the drivers side of the white pickup truck in the photo below. The truck couldn't pull the Jeep out either - two other vehicles came by and managed to get this other person free.
another attempt at getting unstuck by e j, on Flickr
Off-Road Ranger I
I got the opportunity to put in new motor and transmission mounts, and a new torque arm and bushings. Good times. Every fix gets me one step closer to being back on the road. Woohoo!
