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Yep it was the official NWS high temp, more than once.
And forum guys wonder why I buy 140wt gear oil...
DG
And forum guys wonder why I buy 140wt gear oil...
DG
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Steel Soldiers now has a few new forums, read more about it at: New Munitions Forums!
Show your 5 tons in the snow.
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Man, I broke out in a sweat just from reading that right now!!
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Found a foto taken last Summer, thru an Eastern window.
Some try to tell us "It's a dry heat." Well, it is very dry, but the same damn heat that cooks your turkey.
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Some try to tell us "It's a dry heat." Well, it is very dry, but the same damn heat that cooks your turkey.
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Yeah. But it's a dry heat . . .
At least that is what they told us at school in 29 Palms.
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Guessing the snow accumulation that particular day was minimal...
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I used to backpack (summer and winters) in Wyoming:
- I remember those snow fences along the highways
- Those things were like 20-30 feet tall (!)
Sure do like your "Iwo" grille-cover, vimby210. Classy!!
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used to plow up mass for 15 years with the beast. the town did'nt wat me to move down here.
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I'm also loving that Iwo grille insert / stone guard!
Thanks! It has been a fun truck to own.
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Might have to eventually paint it black - but I love your GET OUT OF THE WAY that is mounted on the hood. Since you have a "Tipper" you must have something that will load that bed. That will be great up there in the cold where you are... And the weight in the back will help keep you from slippin' and slidin' around. I like it!
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I don’t have anything currently to load it but I’m working on that lol.
The Horn is probably going to be removed and possibly relocated . As well as the exhaust while functional and well crafted I absolutely hate the look of it.
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Did a bit of a recovery the other day for a local tow company. Was pretty frozen into the pond and took a few good pulls but we got it. https://youtube.com/shorts/g9eJrIPbKnA?feature=share
What sort of straps/chains were you using? What was the WLL?
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The big strap that's connected to the truck is rated for a minimum of 474472 lb
The big one that's connected to the truck is rated for somewhere north of 474472 lb. And the strap that's connected to the truck is 80-90 k
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