What did you do to your TJ today?

Finally installed my BedTred. Pain in the butt, this stuff. But it fits well and in the end, I'm happy I chose this option.
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Took the kids out on what looked like a spring day (one month of winter to go yaaay) to a place called Manakau Heads light house. Its a old wooden light house born in 1863 after 190 souls were lost in New Zealand's worst shipwreck....it was restored to its former glory about 10 years ago I think...it was a good 120 mile round trip.Great day out and fantastic views up the harbor.
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Kiwi TJ said:
Took the kids out on what looked like a spring day (one month of winter to go yaaay) to a place called Manakau Heads light house. Its a old wooden light house born in 1863 after 190 souls were lost in New Zealand's worst shipwreck....it was restored to its former glory about 10 years ago I think...it was a good 120 mile round trip.Great day out and fantastic views up the harbor.
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Gotta love sights like that. One day I'll visit the country I hope


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Kiwi TJ said:
Took the kids out on what looked like a spring day (one month of winter to go yaaay) to a place called Manakau Heads light house. Its a old wooden light house born in 1863 after 190 souls were lost in New Zealand's worst shipwreck....it was restored to its former glory about 10 years ago I think...it was a good 120 mile round trip.Great day out and fantastic views up the harbor.
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Beautiful scenery. Looks like a tough winter down there!
 
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Noooo not really its almost tropical so we get plenty of rain in winter.. 4 hours south of me though is the ski area and our South Island get the coldest temps and plenty of snow and ice... Which is why I live where I do lol
 
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I replaced my wiper fluid sprayer! The old one is probably just clogged, so I'm going to try and clean it up and then I'll have a spare. You have to start somewhere, right?

The stray cat that loves my Jeep supervised.

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Gave Bruiser a vacuum then bought a 'Jack in a box'...didn't take long for it to be outta the box though, then had a play to make sure it'll work.(It was time to retire the old bottle jack and a bit of 4 x 2)
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Thanks @Shane Mckinley It was 'go big or go home' haha...3kg is a bit of overkill for the TJ but it was 35% off...Bargin!!! (Jack stands not included...already had them)
 
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fourpointzero said:
I need to replace one of mine. Where did you buy it, if you don't mind me asking? Thnks!


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Amazon of course! $14 and it was very easy to replace. You just open the hood, take the hose off, and then pinch the base of the sprayer in so it will push through the top of the hood. Pop the new one in from the top of the hood, and then reconnect the hose. About 2 minutes start to finish.

Dorman 47269 Windshield Washer Nozzle https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01ID3LZ0O/?tag=wranglerorg-20


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