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That's almost funny!!!

Guess we did forget that part! Not being able to stop and/or sliding through intersections isn't safe! Neither is having your trailer push your truck sideways around a corner! Trucks also have ratings for max trailer loadings.

Probably won't hurt, but this is coming from someone who bent the frame on a 3 axle 18000# trailer ( the old lady's dozer is about 28000#). If the tires are rated for it, you don't overload the tongue and keep it on level ground it should be ok. Turning on uneven ground is what got me, not bad...

You kept it cuz it's cool!

I've got an old Onan welder gen. Last time I hooked it up, it sounded like the fridge was going to take off! It's got three throttle settings, idle, power and weld. It was on the power setting, but when I checked the voltage it read about 200v, and the Hz ( frequency ) was about 80! I dropped it...

Finally!

WE'RE GETTING SLAMMED!

The first thing you should do is buy a 5,000# pressure gauge. You can attach a quik coupler to it and plug it into one of the remote lines and see what your pressure actually is. Often the factory pressure isn't set too accurately and may be high or low 500lbs or so. Replumb the gauge, and you...

Nice work! Just a personal observation, but I think you Canadians have way too much time on your hands in the winter to think things through and then some wonderful fabrication! How much insulation in those walls and ceiling?:confused2:

Probably not, though the edge does seem to wear off after while.

Bring it over tomorrow and we can get it muddy! Maybe even throw in a slippery mix of horse and cow based fertilizer!:dancing:

Sounds like a lot of us are licking our wounds. Winter's a good season for recovery! Everybody hang in there and be ready to go by spring. That means sit by the fire, read and relax!.... Sounds good anyway.

I got socks! All I've asked for the last two years was a Barret.:whistling:Guess that ain't happenin. Your gun looks a lot more practable, cheaper to shoot and a whole lots of fun!:tiphat:

Merry Christmas and a Happy and healthy New Year!

Sometimes the solenoid plunger can wear, with a noticeable taper or ring worn around it, or it may be rough due to sand or shot blasting. The solenoid may have a matching groove in it. Stick your finger down the bore and around, it should be straight all the way to the bottom. Both surfaces...

Had enough fuel to heat that bedroom for 7 days? Wow!:wow:

Might have been a bit dramatic there!:wall: Can't really tow a trailer with a load like that with a Gator. It would probably get sort've light on the front end sometimes. I hooked a strap to the Dodge and towed both of them, like a train. The drive belt didn't smoke too much!:shitHitsFan...

You guy's are CRUEL and INHUMAIN!!! Wasn't going to do it, but, got a load and pull I now have to report on our Gator HPX 4x4. About the first week we had it we were about 4mi from home pulling it with an old 3/4 ton Dodge on a 20ft tri axle trailer when the old truck gave out! The truck and...

Hang Tough, and may God bless.

A trick I've used once in a while is hooking a chain or cable high on the tree for leverage and pulling it down. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.