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Quote from: The War Wagon on October 26, 2013, 08:51:02 AM
Why my wife drives a minivan... and not my TOYS! 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=YAmbhWLcWew

Oh man, that's gotta hurt his wallet!

I replaced mine with a 78 amp from Advance. That was the only choice besides the 60amp remans.  Anyhow, it's all good now.  Everything is working as advertised! :>)

Quote from: The War Wagon on October 24, 2013, 03:33:03 PM
Lifted Prius?!?! 

Haha, that must take a LOT of batteries

Saw this Mitsubishi 2800 awd van in Swaziland at the gas station a couple of weeks ago.  Made me miss my man van...

Here's the road in front of my house this morning.  Started raining yesterday around 4pm and hasn't stopped yet. They're predicting about 3 more inchs...

Quote from: SixGun on September 23, 2013, 01:31:08 PM
I saw this online and thought it was funny as hell. I don't know if I want any of that ice cream. 

A rainbow of flavors no doubt...

I haven't done much of anything to the 318 rebuild since it got so stinking hot down here in the swamp.  I plan on hitting it hard between hunts when it cools down a bit. It's been sitting in my garage for a few months now with a towel thrown over it to keep out the dust.  I've purchased just about everything I need to put it back together though.  Just waiting for the wx to cool

Air tools are the bomb!  Wish i had a big enough compressor to run some.

Quote from: The War Wagon on September 05, 2013, 05:31:06 PM
Judging by his spare, I'd say those are his "street tires." 

Hmmm, maybe.  That spare looks pretty worn though.

Quote from: The War Wagon on September 05, 2013, 06:59:10 AM
I moved here for personal reasons, but it's a friendllier, more low-key site.  I think you'll enjoy it. 

X2 

Wow, that looks sweet!  I'd put a little more aggressive tire on there though to go with them purty doors.

Wow, that looks great.  I emailed on a really nice 2006 Dodge Ram pickup one time that was really cheap for the truck and got a reply from someone who said they were in the Army and heading overseas.  Said they needed to sell fast and I could send them a cashiers check and he would have it shipped to me in Florida. Smelled too suspicious so I called his unit out in Utah and come to find out, it was a scam.  The guy on the phone said they had gotten about 100 calls for this guy and that he didn't exist.  I reported it to CL.

Not saying this is a scam and that's a great price if it ain't. Just make sure you do your homework if you bite!

Quote from: crazzywolfie on August 26, 2013, 07:14:26 PM
did you also test what the voltage output at the alternator was. maybe there is a bad connection between the alternator and the battery.  if possible it might be a good idea to clean up your ground connections.

Hmmm, no I didn't do that.  May be something to do tomorrow. It's easy enough to remove though.  I may just take it down to put it on their tester.  Not real confident in the parts store fellas though cause sometimes I think they just want to sell you the part.

I honestly believe that "room in the garage" is just a myth perpetrated by the home builders. I have more junk in mine than I can even talk about.  Problem is, every time I go to clean it out, I always find something I need and add it back to the pile...

And if I do decide to go ahead and get rid of whatever it is, I find I'll eventually need it somewhere down the road and kick myself in the shorts for throwing it out... I think it's some kind of sickness.

Quote from: crazzywolfie on August 26, 2013, 05:31:24 PM
did you ever check to see if the alternator is charging the battery with a voltage meter? i would almost be wondering if the battery might be on its way out. i have heard that if you completely drain a battery it usually shortens the batteries life by half.

Yeah, I had the truck running and hooked up a tester to it.  It wasn't putting out hardly anything.  I will have them check it at the auto parts store though just to be sure.  Looks like the culprit though.