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My neighbors form a lynch mob when I park the Ford Dually on the street in front of the house. Think a MV might annoy them? I need it :-)

So does this lever engage and disengage the winch or just lock the spool and if it did move a few months ago just how much force can we put on it? This all started when I was kidding him that one of his passengers would screw up while they were driving and yang the wrong lever in the cab.

Ditto, I'm sure he'll be happy to hear that :-)

By hinge lock do you mean the stamped metal hinge that locks out the lever once its moved. Thats not in the way.

Otter Creek coal into liquid fuel Makes very clean diesel, so why are we wasting food to make ethanol? I got to quit googling this stuff I'm starting to see conspiracies :-)

I have a quick question. Is part #9 to disengage the winch from the PTO and if so what are the steps to doing so? My brother in-law has a five ton and drives it in the engaged (?) position because we can get that sucker to move.

We need more refineries and we need to move on the oil shale. This will really frost your cookies Seebach: Shell's ingenious approach to oil shale is pretty slick $30 a barrel!!

Here's some from San Fransisco on Drudge.</br></br>

North Humboldt County: Diesel $3.15 in general, though there is a station in Arcata selling B99 for $3.05 and a Texaco selling diesel for $3.05. Premium is $3.79, regular unleaded is $3.29. Problem up here is a majority of the fuel is sent up by barge so some times we're average but when the...

Well it was 6' long, 2' wide but only 2" deep not quite a sink hole but lots of umm gooey gravel, still seemed to annoy them :-) It also works well in a parts washer and cleaning concrete but don't let it soak on the concrete too long it will eat at it.

I used a product call Oil Eater from Costco to quickly strip 40 years of crud from the underside of one of my projects. Works great, biodegradable but I would caution you not to let it pool on asphalt, the city wasn't happy with the 2' by 6' hole it ate in their street in front of the house...

What about using snatch blocks to offset the weakness of the aluminum pin? It takes more time to setup but there is an advantage just ask Mike on Dirty Jobs!