Recent content by BigBen

Thanks to everyone for the advice. Was able to make one simular to Moosejaw's. Used a 1 1/2" x .095 pipe, 6" long. Turned the ends down to 1.460, drilled 3/8" holes 1" apart. Welded back on the tailpipe and welded to the muffler. Yes the end of the muffler is paper thin. Should be a permanent fix.

I (knowing better now) cut off my spark arrestor years ago, well the tail pipe finally broke off yesterday. I was lucky enough to find it. So, I was going to fab a spark arrestor simular to the one moosejaw did, and weld it back together. But I need some help with the dimensions. I sure would...

Hey Peanut, A friend of mine does water graphics (camo dipping), he done them for me. They are holding up rather well. Yes the painting would help, they spray a base coat on and that is some of the color behind the camo.

Here's mine.

Two Guns and Dennis are right " Hand me down knowledge " is priceless, better than any "book knowledge" can give you. Anytime I get the chance to hear some I take advantage of it. I myself am starting to hand some out to the youger generation,to the one's that will listen and were brought up...

A older farmer told me today about this additive,says he swears by it. He put's it in his gas,diesel,and oil, in all his equipment. Story's he told are kinda amazing. Anyone else use it ? Sound like some good stuff.

We had them for years. Then last year nothing. Neighbors who do nothing to there house's have em. I have noticed a pine limb growing toward the house's,maybe that the reason. Yes they can be picky!

I'm Like Doc, I much more prefer spray-in liners. We have had drop in liners in all our trucks years ago,and have had all sprayed in now. The drop-in's rub paint off and one rusted thru. Have tried all the spray-in's, Rhino, Line-X, etc. Found one that beats em all, Perma-tech !! It maintains a...

Mounted mine out front. Whole lot easier to get to when your stuck. I went with the 4000lbs, the 2000lbs didn't pull to well.

Glad to hear your back up at it. Just remember we are not as young as we use to be. HaHa!

Mine are great. Had them a couple years now. One of the best "investments" I have made. They sure have saved some boot tears.

I got mine from him in the early years. Worth every penny paid !! Great guy! Great product !

I have the Warn RT40, I used mounting plate # 70555.It is for the XT/RT30 or 40. It is the external mount, no need for a snow plow down here in Georgia.Here is a link to the installation instructions. http://warn.iwebcat.com/imgVD/WAR/70539A0-PN70555.pdf hope this help you.My picture files are...

</p> Two Guns is correct!!</p> A friend of mine used his winchto tie his Kubota down on his trailer,when he got stuck his winch would not work. Sent it back to Warn they said the winch had been "pulled". The bouncing while being trailered broke the gears. No warranty repair!! If it's running...

Tommy's stick stoppers work great,you willenjoy em too!! Lot more protection than those small factory ones. Thanks again Tommy !!</p>