You could always install the engine and then mount the tranny. You will have plenty of room, Just less mass swinging around as you try to nail the landing...
Just now seeing this. Glad you are all okay. We were in Durango during that storm last month. Wolf Creek Pass was closed due to mudslides and water over the road. Strange weather year for sure. Loosing photos and keepsakes really hurts. Just glad...
Thank you brother!
We’ve been here about 25/26 years. Traditionally, this kind of flooding happens when a warmer storm front drops rain on top of a snowpack on the Mogollon Rim, usually in later January, February, or early March.
Being that it...
The drought has been pretty bad.
I wonder what kind of an El Nino winter we are in for?
How long have y'all been at that house?
I hear you on the "stuff". When we moved I was wondering why I had kept some of the stuff I had. And then when you add...
Oh Rush...
I am so sorry to hear this, and so glad everyone is safe, and glad you got the Pig out of harms way!
Flooding is serious stuff. Water can destroy like nothing else.
I am so glad everyone is safe.
I am set, thank you! @sofj45 hooked me up with the hardware I needed. I am going to have to do some work on the roll cage to get it all to work, but I have nothing but time once winter sets in.
No way - you ship the Pig for paint in the middle of a monsoon and then they have to ship it back?!? Ugh!
Sometimes these Pigs just test our resilience...