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Welcome to the Green Iron Laughing Accademy:cookoo: We will not only encourage your addiction, we will enable it by selling you much stuff. Be safe, keep your head down and know that 99 percent of Americans support you. Thank you for your service from an old retiree that misses his...

Especially if another piece of equipment is in the line of fire. Ask me how I know.:roll: Don't take the Boss Lady for a ride on an "easy" rock crawling trail that ends in a near vertical slope. (Note...the "Jesus Bar*" above the glove box still has fingerprints embedded in it.) Jesus...

Two drunk nekkid guys dancing in the woods and howling at the moon.......AARRRRRRRRRGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!

That is the way we did it in the Army......if you want to do a word or mulitiple number just tape the stamps together so they will be aligned even.

I CAN'T HAVE NOTHIN!!!!!!!!!:drool::drool::drool: I'm glad to see at least one of them went to a good home. I was only about $40,000.00 short on getting one myself.:(

One of the great ironies I have seen in the MV world is that every tactical vehicle I ever saw for sale in Florida had a heater in it. I bought three out of Indiana and ony one of them had a heater. Go figure.:cookoo: You can go military or buy from a civy souce...JC Whitney used to sell a 24...

I have an item that needs to get back to Stampy......if anyone can assist let me know at the rally. Thank you for that visual.:shock::shock::roll::roll:

You can't gold plate a turd.

I think there was a thread posted a while back that had that info but I am Search deficient. You might google "Military acronyms and jargon".

I prob got 50 or more post just talking about possums.......they add up quick.

Yea....but can a Brother get a grounding rod around here????

I had my M816 insured with Progressive and just insured the M915. Around 750 a year for a non-commercial policy.

I got the van mostly loaded today and hooked the M915 to it. Got a right turn signal out but I'll troubleshoot it tomorrow or the next day. Elmo has reserved a spot under the new bunk I installed.

He stole it for that price...the Pipeline Deuce I let David Doyle have was in poor condition and still went for more than Scott paid for that one.

That's why we're here......if you want to spend money, spend it with us and further our green iron addiction. At least you didn't buy it and then ask.

At one time the 302 straight six was a popular hot rod engine....I think there are still high performance parts for it. That being said, it's all fun and games until the rod comes out of the side of the block.

Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk!!!!!!!

I had the same issue...the rubber line inside the in-tank pump was bad.......this was after I bought a parts pump and changed the pump part out only to find it was the hose.:doh::doh: Also a good time to make sure all the fittings are tight and that the filters are not gunked up.

Not to trouble shoot you but were you using mechanical advantage via snatch blocks?