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It's spring in N AZ, mostly windy/breezy every day.

Beautiful area, worth checking out for those that are interested. Worked in the area back in 2000.

Found a show on Hulu called Middle Kingdom Ride, two brothers attempting to ride around China on a pair of BMW's, just watched a little bit so far.

I did the same thing for the power wire and Aux input for my satellite radio

It's from all that jerky he's eating..

Last fall we used the main shaft/beam of a hi-lift to replace the bent up drag link on a YJ to get it off of and out of the trail. Worked great.

I find mine to be quite so far.

Not bad at all, my 2004 super cab with a regular truck cap an no mods on usually on gets around 12-13, though it is mostly driven around town. My F250 long bed work truck with the 6.2L with the the tool boxes, winch and other things see and average of 11.5 mpg and part of that is highway.

Soon as my "new" factory alloys arrive I am going to be getting a set of these for my F150 super cab.

So the bug had the self-venting option, if anything leaks it just makes it's own hole to get out.

Open trunk, install front wheel and tow away!

Living up to your screen name??

You also need to do this at stop lights, especially when there're many peoples around. It helps if you look down like you're looking for something wrong as whack it open.

I like it.

Sweet.

I don't think it has to be able to stop as well, unless of course you're able to get it up to CBR1000 speeds.

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/shop-tools/818352-dyi-york-starter.html

I think you're not suppose to feed them after midnight.

I recommend OR, I know have most of the employees at the utility I work for using them, I started wearing them when I was a contractor and everybody kept asking what they were. They stay up and stay dry.

Sweet! Do you need a permit to open carry the water gun?