October 25-28, 2012
Why would you not be there? Really no excuses.
If you make one trip, this fall, this is the one you should make.
Bronco to be resurected.
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October 25-28, 2012
Why would you not be there? Really no excuses.
If you make one trip, this fall, this is the one you should make.
Bronco to be resurected.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnSEQx9wkvE
I have been counting down the days
Already planning on it, probably won't be a jeep there but I will be there
Sweet it is an away game. Maybe this is effonefiddy resurrection time.
This X10, what parts does that thing need?Quote:
Originally Posted by Seth
I'm guessing this is one of those trips you leave the kiddos at home for.
That would be correct
Definitely in......Skinny bronco's debut/deadline
I am bringing back the mohawk, and will not allow a sleeve to touch my arm the entire weekend
Its definitely not a toddler friendly event.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy
Probably a good idea to leave wives behind too. :gigem:Quote:
Originally Posted by DRAGOONRANCH
Quote:
Originally Posted by sam_hodnett
I believe Jimmy went without a shirt for three days straight during the Redneck Games of '06.
Already in the schedule. Will likely skip work on Friday and go up that morning.
x2Quote:
Originally Posted by davido
Mainly putting parts on that I already have and getting things going from sitting.
The list:
Bolt the axle I bought from Tommy under it.. Goodtogo according to him :)
Bolt the driveshaft in
New battery
Straighten front coils (hopefully while I am bolting the axle in)
Change the oil.
Mount tires and install (pick out which wheels to run) anyone have loaner mud tires, mine are ATs
Maybe throw some 6x9 boxes I have in a box in the bed.
Charge the AC?
im in ill bring one of the jeeps...
I have very little faith that this will happen, but sure would like to see that thing in action finally :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Seth
worked when pulled:flipoff2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seth
Don't see why I wouldn't make it.
I'm ready
Gets good around the 5:00 mark
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zu4dC...eature=related
**** yeah
I am still searching for a video titled "drunk dude tell his friend to drive his jeep in a mudhole and laughs his ass off while it is destroyed"
:gigem: :laughing:
Two months to go. Get all your shots
Bought my company's 08 Polaris Ranger. Needs some work, but will be ready to rock for SR2012!
500 or 800?Quote:
Originally Posted by JB
500EFI. For 1200 hours, it still gets up and goes. Just needs a rear diff from dummy driving it on pavement locked in 4wd constantly. Rear diff, some take off tires and wheels from a newer Ranger, and maybe a little bump bump....
Bump bump?Quote:
Originally Posted by JB
Chet has a set of tires that are brand new take offs from his brothers new rxr he needs to sell.
TunesQuote:
Originally Posted by Hellbent
I worked on all of ours overseas a bunch, that is a pretty good machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by JB
I have a '06 700 EFI with a broken CV shaft. I pulled the outer already. It is c-clip so I guess I have to pull the whole front-end apart to do it. Lots of stuff to move to do it. No fun.
False, My understanding, and I have done this on a polaris 4 wheeler, just not a side by side, is you take a slide hammer/dent puller, attach it to the shaft, since yours is broken you can weld a tab or whatever. Then connect slidehammer and keep sliding until it pops. Took me a little while to figure this out, I actually attached my winch to the damn thing and was pulling the 4 wheeler all over. Then someone told me about the slide hammer.
I wouldn't call it "C-clip" it is more of spring clip. Like when you reassemble it, you put the pin on the axle then push it through the case.
That would be way easier if that is the case
I think my dad has a takeoff set of 25" tires from a 2011 model, probably 300 miles on them. No wheels. Interested?
Kopecki, for what wheel size?
Sam, you would want to get took on JB's buggy, wouldn't you?!??! :rolleyes:
:flipoff2:
12".Quote:
Originally Posted by JB