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It's ok now. Just had to relax a bit more and take the photos out of their frames, . . . who would have thought ;) Another reboot fixed it, thanks.

Ok, must just be me, can get them as attachments but not inserts I'll try another reboot

seem like I can't edit either.

That's a good one ;) Just found out that I can't put a smiley up either. Was trying to "insert" them in a post I wrote.

I know this was an old issue and I figure it's resolved but, Right now I'm not able ti insert photos. I can upload them and they show as attachments but won't insert. Do we have something going on, or is it at my end?

It's easy,. . . do it ;)

About that "bubbles in the coolant". With these rad's I have trouble seeing into the rad. Do you have to fill it up until it's full in the neck? And even then would the bubbles come out into the neck? Ive always had some issues w/ the fact that I cant see anything but what's in the neck.

You gotta tell us who it belongs to ;)

Gimpy- nice carpet, or is that your bedspread? ;-p

Quickfarms - thank you very much. That's the kind of info I needed.

When we measure dia, is that the dia of the thick part or where it hourglass's in? And I've found that they're not all the same length. I saw one yesterday that was only 2" total length. It would not go deep enough into my plate to lock in. How much dif is there in length on mil and civy

I would use that front window space, they get tall on the roof.

Rayzer - something i saw at the Overland Expo, it was designed for dividing cases for photo gear, was panels made from the same material that temp signs are made from. It's two layers separated by parallel rows(maybe an 1/8"). When you put the wire into the ground to support the sign you can...

Welcome to the 109 club ;)

I've heard a lot, and did a bunch of online searching, and I'm still not sure how to determine pin size and what a plate will handle. I hear about 2 3/4", 3", and even 2 1/4". Is this the length? What about dia? How do you know what a plate will handle? Is there a way to measure the throught...

kubotaman - the electrical panel won't do me any good it takes up a space that's 8"x22"x36". I'm mostly a DC power person (AC is often a days drive from where we are parking). Panels on the top, a good MPPT charge controller and fuse block inside. Not much space used compared to what's taken up...

It does :) and I'm hoping to use those mounting spots to be able to have a branch pushing bars running down the sides. as well as where the lifting legs attach. Kind of an all in one sort of unit. I'm hoping to get the power & comm units removed next week (we'll see if I can get some spare...

I've got a 105 turned dolly that I'd sell.

Look at that trailer! I want. Oh yea, nice find. ;)

Is there one of those in PDF that we could post up? I didn't find one when I did a quick search.