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Still alive ;) Remembering when. Nope, don't have any steel right now, but perhaps in the future ;)

I was surprised...the 7.3 did extremely well at towing the deuce. Additionally, John (jkelly) is a professional over-the-road, so his shifting technique was down pat :driver:

RE: You know... David It hasn't been picked up yet...can you believe that. I'm working on making that happen this Thursday, but GL has been poor at responding to my calls from that particular site. I'll get pics when I pick it up though for sure.

RE: You know... It was driven up on the trailer, so we didn't have any issues there fortunately. I'm sure it could be winched up there or pushed if they site had a forklift or something similar. I'm more than happy to assist you with the load.

RE: You know... John...I think Lee is still waiting for your answer LOL

You know... That's an excellent idea Kenny! I'm all about that...hmm...the ideas are just flowing right about now!

The plan is to tow a 16' trailer behind the 15 passenger van, with all the occupants inside :D I'll have to get some wood to put the shelter on, as it's wider than my trailer is and I need to clear the hight of the tires. I'll have some heavy ratchet straps to hold the shelter down...that's the...

When I get back from my vacation on the 19th of June, I get the pleasure of driving to Savannah and towing back an S280 shelter. The whole family will be going with me and we'll stay in a nice hotel for the trip. My vacation will build those wonderful "points" that will allow us to stay free...

Awww that brings back some great memories! You know, we had a blast on that trip huh. Was a pleasure to travel with you bud :D

RE: At work...with some light... The angle to exit from a regular spot would have been very difficult without damaging other vehicles. However, I will say that where I parked it...well it was right at the entrance of the parking lot, so everyone got to see green when they drove in to work and...

At work...with some light... Here are a few pics of the deuce at work that I just took...hope you like.

Re: RE: Update... Yes, they surely are...it's a beautiful time of the year presently! You're quite right, I will be side-tracked quite often today I believe hehe

RE: Update... LOL excellent idea :D

Update... I drove it to work this morning...1 hour and 25 mins commute (53 miles). Drove like a champ and it was soooo refreshing. Got to work, pulled in the parking lot and security met me :lol: alas...the price ya have to pay driving a deuce to work hehe. The security officer was an older...

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while driving, id like to avoid accidents *wink* im thinking something more permanent...some LEDs may be neato

I've come up with a mental check list of items to check prior to driving it, so I'm trusting that I'll be consistent and avoid the simple issues. My two older sons and I drained the air tanks the other day...one had minimal water but the other tank drained water for about 45 seconds. That was...

Another great point. Thanks for sharing ya'll :) I'm sure that I'll get the hang of it soon enough...practice makes perfect they say :driver:

Hmm good point on the switch position. Tomorrow...I drive it to work for grins hehe

I just did the same Joel...looks good and is functional. I drove it around the town early this evening and also when it got dark. A few things to note: 1. I need to make sure I always turn on the light switch to get brake lights (forgot once aldy today). 2. Need to make sure I turn off the...