I don’t even have to use a jack to get it down. I just hold it up with one arm when I take out the last boltYes, the lighter weight from the aluminum is worth it too. My Rokmen steel skid was one of the heaviest things I've ever lifted
I don’t even have to use a jack to get it down. I just hold it up with one arm when I take out the last bolt
So much more work than I imagined and I imagined a lot. Everything changedGlad you got it all taken care of. As you learned (and I did too), tummy tucks are a big can of worms
It’s so much work, and I still have details to polish up. I’m so tired right now I’m just laying on a heating pad resting. Of course, I have planted 3.5 trees
today . Ton of work though. Patience wins the day.
Don’t you see where I live in the title? We don’t use those here.
Don’t you see where I live in the title? We don’t use those here.
Ok that one is life and death
Haha I’ve got family in Sedona, and they get a hot day then snow some wintersDon’t you see where I live in the title? We don’t use those here.
Mine has gotten to the point where she just nods her head when I talk about itMy girlfriend just made a joke about how much down travel our new toaster has. Maybe I’ve been talking about Jeeps too much
Do y’all live together?
Haha yeah we do. She does a pretty good job of handling all the Jeep talk. I’m surprised how much she actually listens. We saw a Jeep on 40s the other day and she was like they better be running Dana 60s under there! HahaMine has gotten to the point where she just nods her head when I talk about it
Haha that awesome man! I live with mine as well, she’s okay with all the time I spend on the Jeep since we wheel together
That’s cool she’s learning this stuff 
I kind of forgot I needed to do this for a while but something about tearing into the Jeep just makes you want to keep going on projects!
Like this new shifter boot I took off the guys hands since mine had a giant rip through itAddictingI keep finding stuff to “fix” on mine lol
