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Blazer moves under its own power!

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IGOR
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For the record - I'm the dork narrating - my buddy is driving it - He is about 200 lbs lighter than me - so I figured I should do the pushing -

Reverse doesn't work for sh!t - :haha:

Got everything unbolted on the side of the house - now just need to lift the tub off the frame.
 
"the glove is gonna pop like a zit?"......

what are you talking about?

That wheel/tire combo is hella G dude!!! :thumb:
 
Those new 27" megga muds look killer.

for years i would ask my wife to push me around the block when i was doing my restore. She never did so i would just sit in the seat and make motor noises.
 
thats funny man! You got to take brakes to have a little "none too serious fun" like that in the middle of a porject.
 
Greg72 said:
"the glove is gonna pop like a zit?"......

what are you talking about?

That wheel/tire combo is hella G dude!!! :thumb:

:haha: I ziptied a latex glove over the steering box return line - I pulled the pump but left the box - it was spilling fluid but the glove contained it - but got pretty full pretty quick
 
makovai said:
Those new 27" megga muds look killer.

for years i would ask my wife to push me around the block when i was doing my restore. She never did so i would just sit in the seat and make motor noises.

I can't believe YOU are making fun of MY wheel & tire combo - I'll take it from Greg - but you - you're just a friggin newbie :D :wink1: :p:
 
This made quick work getting the Blazer up the driveway to the side of the house... Embarrasingly enough, the wife's rig is the one with the winch - that makes a hella lot of sense huh? Here's a pic at my grandpa's rock quarry in Coos Bay...

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Oh and just for fun - here's a pic coming down from Mt. Hood last winter

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IGOR said:
This made quick work getting the Blazer up the driveway to the side of the house... Embarrasingly enough, the wife's rig is the one with the winch - that makes a hella lot of sense huh? Here's a pic at my grandpa's rock quarry in Coos Bay...

smallexpedition.jpg


Oh and just for fun - here's a pic coming down from Mt. Hood last winter

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so how long before the winch ends up on your rig?
 
IGOR said:
I can't believe YOU are making fun of MY wheel & tire combo - I'll take it from Greg - but you - you're just a friggin newbie :D :wink1: :p:

Thats because you didn't invite me over to go for a ride. :haha:
 
yep - Jeff you're right. Frank (BurbinOr) hooked me up with his engine builder that built him the TPI'd 406 a few years back. I'm saving up my money right now to be able to afford him - and while doing so I decided to powdercoat my frame, core support, inner fenders, etc...

Probably will rebuild the T350 & go through & re-seal the 205 as well - good Winter-time projects.

I was hoping to get the tub off the frame today - but it didn't happen - woke up and the Expedition had a flat - so that consumed most of the morning - and then the whole family went costume shopping for the 3 year old. Oh well... Hopefully tomorrow
 
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