Recent content by RangerRocket

Used USAA for our 2008 Unicat TC54 too (if you qualify as a member - Retired military, Vet, Family member). Loan is now paid off. Think it was originally 15-20 years at 4.25%.

http://www.yirego.com/

A classic!!!

http://www.toledoblade.com/Automotive/2016/08/10/Jeep-lets-fans-drive-story-for-75th-year.html

Try living in Toledo and reading/viewing these adventures... with a Unicat and Jeep Wrangler in the driveway too no less. T-Minus 310 days until retirement... Fun read!!!

Yes it was!!!

Thoughts and prayers to your daughter, you, and the rest of your family as well Rodney. I just found last night out that my daughter also has to have surgery to remove a mass in her neck. Hopefully the growth is benign. The biopsy is next week. I will be traveling out to Fort Bliss (El Paso)...

Cool story to share: http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/13/health/dog-last-trip-trnd/index.html

Anyone had any experiences with these (good or bad)? Anything better out there? http://www.gosunstove.com/collections/solar-ovens

Very cool, thanks for sharing the story and photos!!!

Always outstanding!!! Great photos and story line.

What kind of towbar are you using? I want to tow our newly purchased 2015 2-door Jeep Rubicon behind Unicat TC54.

Here you go: Brand new, Michelin XZL 395/85/20 tires.100% tread, Never ran, 46 inch tall W/O rims- $250 each. Weighs 220 lbs each. 903-870-8835 www.wartimefinds.com

Michelin XZL/395/85 r20 on EBay Many available on EBay. One site has them for US $250 each, brand new. I'll be needing to get some for Unicat TC54 in the future: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_dmd=2&_nkw=Michelin+XZL%2F395%2F85+r20&_sop=15

Thanks. Really looking for others' experience with tow bars (Roadmaster, Blue Ox, etc.). The vast majority of states require a supplemental braking system from what I've seen.