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So that's why you built your jeep. Small man syndrome.
:cheesy::cheesy::thumb:
You know it! Please keep this confidential Adam.....
So that's why you built your jeep. Small man syndrome.
:cheesy::cheesy::thumb:
You know it! Please keep this confidential Adam.....
No they don't grow back.....therefore along sections of I-40 and I-10 I'm affectionately known by one of my cb/trucker-handles as "half-nut". Because that's all I have left. I'm only into jeeping because being a part of this crew/thread I feel like I still have a pair. And I await your best replies.....
Where's the duct tape and baling wire?
Well, after 45,000+ miles this jeep has yet to see a trailer (prerunning the King of the Hammers was a close on) Although trailering ain't so bad, there have been a few really long distance runs it would have been a nice safety net to have (reference your "1970's big wheel jumping" random photos, I'm still living that lifestyle), so one of these days I am going to have a massive tow truck bill to pay.
About Colorado, brother I cannot wait to get back up to your state for wheeling. I was without lockers and a transfer case shifter cable the day we ran Carnage Canyon on the 2011 JKX. If I would have had lockers, I was going to manually put it in 4lo and tackle it. That trail is badass and I cannot wait to run it. Cindy piloted Moby up that canyon like a champ and it was cool to be a part of if with the crew! Eventually I will get back there.
The best thing about MTG's thread here, there are 73 other threads constantly going on within it :doh:
^^Broke when you mounted it back up, or did it just throw a code?
The best thing about MTG's thread here, there are 73 other threads constantly going on within it :doh:
sux! is it clean enough to try another adhesive?
andrew -
Well, after 45,000+ miles this jeep has yet to see a trailer (prerunning the King of the Hammers was a close on) Although trailering ain't so bad, there have been a few really long distance runs it would have been a nice safety net to have (reference your "1970's big wheel jumping" random photos, I'm still living that lifestyle), so one of these days I am going to have a massive tow truck bill to pay.
try the Loctite Plastic epoxy. i just wouldnt press your luck with the granite work bench again!
andrew -
What about gorilla glue for plastic?
As for towing, I learned a lesson from one of the JP guys a long time ago. AAA Platinum membership. 300 miles of towing, 3X per year. So if you need a tow home, you have it towed 300 miles and drop it. Call again for another 300 miles. So you can actually get 900 miles of towing for free.
I'm pretty sure AAA will only tow it once for the same issue. I have been a member for a while and that has been the case.
OK Mike, I did some research. From what I can tell that canister is made of ABS plastic. That being the case, you will need something like this to keep it together:
http://www.eplastics.com/Plastic/ABS-Glue
Good luck with that project.