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has anyone thought of using a basic, but equipped pop-up slide in camper??? (still have sink/grey water tank, stove/oven, heater, propane fridge, and cassette or camping toilet?) been thinking of one for my (future) m1008 anyways that would give basics and dramatically help with high...

Actually, in Ohio, passengers are allowed to ride in a trailer as long as there is 2-way communications equipment for driver and towed passengers.

In my old f150, with the I6 it would occasionally diesel backwards on me at shutoff, always had to pop the clutch to kill it lol! sounded like heck tho..

The weather down in texas sounds oddly like my weather all season in central ohio

A note on runing the used cooling oil, It WILL clog injectors if you start up /shut off truck on it. (veggie oil should be 180 degrees when being run on) I dont have any experience with the other fuels, but I have messed around a bit with used vegetable oil on my f350, and I am in the planing...

I ALWAYS have carried a fire extinguisher and first aid kit in my trucks since i got my license at 16 (im 18 now). I WILL have both in the duece I eventualy get. lsat week, I was driving home from my frieds house and a grass fire was burning at the side of the road, and we (1) stoped truck...

I'd definatly be up to buy a couple

I second that the yeasu 757 is a GREAT beginers radio. I got my general class amateur radio license in early december, and my dad gave me his old yeasu 757 for my base. (although, it would still be a good mobile rig). as far as mobile, i would recomend a yeasu 897D, with a multiband antenna...

Hi, im a somewhat new HAM operator. I got my General license in early december, my call sign is KD8JWE Right now, im running a barefoot Yeasu 757 with a dipole in the trees out back. I am going to the Dayton Hamvention and hoping to get a handheld and possibly a mobile. anyone else going???