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Andy and I are over 50 years old I don't believe we have false sense about anything.
We know even if it was a 100,000 lb winch anything can happen.
It's called common sense and knowing what your limits are.
Ron thank you for your concern. But as Andy said we will not be sinking our trucks in...
Thanks Andy I am not a good camera guy.
By the way Andy is the chief engineer on this project with out him this project would not have happened.
Many thanks Andy it is appreciated.
When I went to Ft Gordon to pick my generator up. I was driving my 1970 deuce and the gate personal was going to wave me through but I stopped and informed them it was not active duty truck.
The NL # is part of my vin # on my AM General.
The driver side front number and rear bumper on mine reads FLA NG
The passage side is the company #
The NL # is only on inside of both doors and dash.
It would not be good . Really needs to be on a ball hitch and secure.
If it broke loose that's a lot of mass coming right at your six and tounge could wipe rear Axel out.
Ron that is a leak in between the IP and compressor. I would think it should be oil that is the connection also where on mine the tac cable comes out. There should be no fuel there I believe. I could be wrong.
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