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That's what I'm running in the M1009. :beer:

I'll admit this thread is drifting quite a bit from the topic so this is my final post to the thread until more actual information about the original accident comes in - the post-mortem stills at the end of the video (which I posted to simply illustrate the difference between a roof structure...

Bought my Pri-Ocide 5-gallon pail from Amazon after I was unable to find the smaller 32oz bottles any more. Seems the 55 and 5 gallon sizes are all they sell any more (kind of a shame considering how far this stuff goes with a 3800:1 dilution initial dose and a 7600:1 maintenance treatment). I...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrsQIKlcbsM This video shows the difference between the roll-over capabilities of all variants of armoring from soft-top/doors to fully up armored.

A 1.5" square tube is not "ROPS" stuctural. This was not an up armored HMMWV from the pictures, it was a soft-top with soft doors. This truck's roof did as well as I expect a convertible's roof and windshield to do in a roll-over.

Indeed, electrolytics have approximately a 10 year design life. Wonder why electrical problems are common with ECU type vehicles?

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Looks like this is handled. [thumbzup] Thanks to Evil Dr. Porkchop, Maddawg308, ZiggyO, and Gimpyrobb for making this happen! -Tim

In the USA, most ATF comes with a dye that precludes use in "on-road" vehicles. If a tank gets dipped and it comes up red, you can assume the position for the tax man, even if it was an aftermarket additive to taxed fuel. For a generator it's not an issue - those can run on untaxed (that is...

I use Pri-D.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaholyhSZC0

Just looking at the lack of skid marks, it actually looks like this may be driver error (my estimate). From the photos and video that were made available, it looks like the HMMWV slid along the guardrail and before the driver was able to correct, the passenger side front tire caught one of the...

Giving this a bump - if there is anyone who is planning on going to both the MTA show this weekend and the Findlay show in Ohio who could move these, that would be awesome :beer:

That's what matters [thumbzup]

I got a kick out of that episode - I think the show producers may tend to over dramatize some of the stuff you did. It's nice to do a project like that with your kid, I'm just getting to start doing that stuff with my oldest (4-1/2), but I don't have a film crew around to save it for...

And check your fuses :beer:

Doesn't sound right - can you pull out a multimeter and check the voltage?

Welcome from California :beer:

Check this thread (it's also in the TM).

Indeed, it's mostly the attitude that gets it done - that and honestly knowing yourself.