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Moab 2014 Black Sheep Week & H4O Spring Run April 21st thru the 25th

alrock

El Diablo
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Wonder if we can do Onion Creek on Sunday? We've missed out on that trail the last couple of times with weather, transmissions, etc.
 

alrock

El Diablo
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Medium with lots of water crossings. Would be a warm up type trail

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alrock

El Diablo
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Still working on the truck with last minute prep for Moab. Finally swapped out my neg battery terminal and cut off the new u-bolts that were sticking below the tomp mounts. Didn't have time to do this a few weeks ago when we put in the new springs. Oh, and put on new wiper blades.
 

Bigunit

Hammer Down!
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If I can't get the 35s on my rig by next Sunday, count me out of this one and I'll see everyone April '15.

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Bigunit

Hammer Down!
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Marc, Dwaine, Mykyl and I will be caravanning up & arriving on Easter Sunday and will be heading home on Thursday. looking forward to seeing everyone. :cheers:
 

LagunaH1

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Idaho
Truck is back home. Here's a quick run down of what was done:

Roof painted
Rear seal replaced
Ladder bracket welded back on
Light bar repainted / rust removed
New power steering pump
New steering gear
New master cylinder
New brake pads
Alignment
Front diff torn down, inspected, reinstalled
Front diff brackets replaced
Front axle seal replaced
Front right hub torn down and inspected
CTIS quick release repaired
New speed sensor
Coolant leak repaired (new hose clamp), cooling system pressure tested
Serviced
Detailed, inside and out (THANKS MIKE!!!!!!)

I'll have to drive the truck a bunch more just to make sure (man, such a chore) but first impressions are that it feels really tight and precise and the brakes grab better and have more stopping power than I have ever felt before.

Oh, and, I have to reinstall my HAM radios :hans:
 

LagunaH1

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Idaho
...actually... I think I'm going reinstall the one I took out and add an extra, for a total of 3, including the poor old FT-8800 that I left in the truck while it was in the shop
 

Zach

Mall Crawler
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So Cal
Truck is back home. Here's a quick run down of what was done:

Roof painted
Rear seal replaced
Ladder bracket welded back on
Light bar repainted / rust removed
New power steering pump
New steering gear
New master cylinder
New brake pads
Alignment
Front diff torn down, inspected, reinstalled
Front diff brackets replaced
Front axle seal replaced
Front right hub torn down and inspected
CTIS quick release repaired
New speed sensor
Coolant leak repaired (new hose clamp), cooling system pressure tested
Serviced
Detailed, inside and out (THANKS MIKE!!!!!!)

I'll have to drive the truck a bunch more just to make sure (man, such a chore) but first impressions are that it feels really tight and precise and the brakes grab better and have more stopping power than I have ever felt before.

Oh, and, I have to reinstall my HAM radios :hans:

But what about Daisey's area? We need to make sure she's comfortable. Glad you got everything squared away Mikkel.
 

alrock

El Diablo
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Scottsdale
I think Mikkel and I are in the same position - our trucks haven't been this good in a long time, and Moab will the start of the next round of beat it up and fix it up.
 
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