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the vegetation, house style, sloping driveway and street with a square curb are not typical for the Phoenix area (not that it couldn't be but not typical.) But we'll see, just sent an email.

If you are just starting out I suggest you skip the uber bling pro equipment (unless you are looking to impress people) and look for a decent medium tier point and shoot. The site http://www.dpreview.com/ has reviews of different brands but you can't go wrong with Canon, Sony, Olympus and...

While we wouldn't really know what bit would break - bumper, frame, hooks, shackle, strap, etc., it might be useful to be able to dial-in a pre-determined not-to-exceed load and use one of these things: http://www.massload.com/product-Tension_Link_Dynamometer-7-2.html as the sensor to trigger...

Sorry for the colors, these are scans of old photos. :( Hopewell, Az. Site of the ore haulage tunnel for the United Verde Mine (under the open pit above Jerome.) Ore was transferred from mine cars to rail cars for the trip down the hill to the smelter in Clarkdale. The building is the...

Bulldog has a destructive comparison test on their site. The purpose was to verify package breaking strength claims: http://bulldogwinch.com/straps.html Of course they show their product passed but a couple others did as well. And for that matter, even for the ones that failed you get an...

An oldie but a goodie: FM 20-22 Vehicle Recovery Operations http://www.archive.org/details/Fm20-22VehicleRecoveryOperations To download the pdf I had to select the "all files" link and then right click on the pdf file & save as. Could just be the way my 'puter is configured.

Going to Mexico. If you are bringing a firearm for the rest of the trip check it and any ammunition or any other firearm related item (cleaning supplies, spent brass, magazines, targets, anything) at one of the stores that offers the service in either Ajo, Why or Lukeville. If the Federalies...

Hotlinking the pic from the Arctic Truck site? Or the same for the patent. Interesting idea on the patent though, I've wondered how to sink the winch in the rear passenger footwell for COG reasons and have the ability to pull in both directions.

Take a little extra time (or effort) and study the questions for General and take that test at the same time you take the Tech exam. Use the method of printing the test and blocking out every answer but the right one - just study the right answers. You'll be surprised at what you do on the test.

Here's how someone else did it using plate as you suggested. http://jeepin.com/features/trackbarfix/ same kind of fix with no pics (old thread) http://jeepin.net/forum/showthread.php?t=14271

Nice picture. cluck cluck

Try this: http://www.emachineshop.com/ You can import and export cad files so could email them or share in Google docs.

Are you looking for gutter mount? Here's a list of gutter mount manufacturers in a thread about home made roof racks. http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=584110&postcount=110

Looks like Midwest Can Co. has gone CARB so maybe you saw old stock? Did they look like these only with a non-round spout? http://www.midwestcan.com/static.asp?path=2840,3462

Mtav, the caption on this pic in your album says "made our own road." Don't do that please. Do you understand that by cutting your own track across a meadow you give ammunition to the people who want to shut down access to places we'd all like to visit some day. If you don't understand...

gutter mounting options for DIY racks What do people think would be good low-height gutter mount options for a DIY rack. I'd like it to be pretty low to the roof and most of the commercial rack gutter mounts seem fairly tall. The vehicle is a 96 XJ. Here's a list of what I've found so far...

J&G in Prescott has some http://www.jgsales.com/index.php/ammo-for-rifles/8mm-mauser/cPath/12_45

Or a water pressure control switch that will shut the pump off when the water in the hose reaches a preset pressure and turns it on when the pressure drops. Here's a 12v pump with a built in shut-off switch but I've seen them as separate switches you plumb in-line...

Mamontof, Are you saying that this picture is of a HF trailer after modifications? I looked through the Jeepforum thread and didn't see this and would be happy to look through 20 pages of Supplier Forum but would like to know if a pellet will fall into my cup somewhere in there. :) thanks.

I think V/R means variable rate, softer to begin with then more firm as the spring compresses. Not clear what the range is though. Thanks for the link!