John is there. The website works well. I just ordered and received new fan clutch. If you find what you want, just put it
in the cart and fill it out. Any issues, come back here and I'll help you out. Text might not work very well. Hunting...
Day 3, rest of the trip after the trail,
Since we were ahead of schedule we decided we would take the lower poison road and go out yalokom and head back towards the coast. Find some where to camp closer to nahatlatch. But yalokom had other...
The weather on this trip was excellent, but we had threats of thunder/lightning and rain but it didn't materialize, or so we thought. A few pics to supplement Mike's.
Day 3
It was a chilly morning. I wish we could have had a fire. We packed up and carried on. There was evidence people has been in to the lake from the poison side. As suspected the trail was cleared already and we didnt need to bring the saw out...
Day 2 part 2,
This is where the shenanigans began, as you wind down the shelf roads you get the the bottom of the valley. At the bottom is a lot of fun multiple creek crossings and a good wash out. Kim attempted to roll over going down the one...
Day 2, part 1
We departed churn creek before the sun hit out side of the valley. Heading past churn creek info station and up empire valley road. This was a good hour of gravel travel before we started taking turns, with each one, the trails...
Day one, travel day.
We started our adventure around 8 am leaving maple ridge. We had not even hit Harrison yet and I encountered my first problem. I did a coolant flush days before and didn't seat a hose clamp well and it was leaking everywhere...
I got one side installed this weekend and tested it with 12 volts. It could probably be modulated to apply pressure gently but judging by the size of the pads, I'm not sure how effective it would be as an emergency brake. As a parking brake...
1985 Bj73 3B LHD!! bit rusty, maybe a bit high but savable
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Came across this today. Just realize its a testament to Marlin's original truck. The test bed of all test beds for everything
that great man designed and produced for all the rest of us. RIP Marlin,
Bought a set of these things. Only 50 bucks or so, and definitely makes it easier. Should have bought or made something like it 25 years ago.
Doing knuckles on the 60 soon so I figgered ****it.
This is the vevor version. There's ones made of...
Battery is important, size matters. Make sure beyond everything else that all the connections are
clean and tight and you have really solid grounds. Grounds are paramount important.