jen

Yeah...saw that ..I did not get the crimp terminals with the anderson housing...Makes sence now...Need an anderson crimp tool. now and terminals. I have the 50 Amp housing.

Yes some tricks were obvious but WTH... How about the bench seat and the old Manual Transmission shifter on the center console ...Grandma told me about that.! Or let go down to the Bay and watch the submarine races...I have a blanket because they are underwater now

Wow ....Scary...Sit on my boyfriend's lap😢

Guys take girls to scary movies as it gets the girls excited...I know that old trick LOL

OK I should havelooked on you tube...Thank you

Here is my battery box. the battery fits in and there is a devider to keep it secur. The Bat cables come out of weather proof openings at sides. Two side handles. I like the rope handle on yours.. much easier to grip and carry. The picture is the Manual control i made for my 1500 lb portable winch. I have the 50 amp connectors like you showed but have no clue how to attach the cable to the connector.

The only trouble I have had with my Poly rope winch is that it wants to jam when retracted and very hard to free wheel ...spool out.. I had to hook on a tree and back foreman up while power spool out to get the first 24 inches out. Then I could free spool out. I must be doing something wrong when reeling in.

I neeed to check that movie out...Probably scary...😵‍💫

Damn! Yes I have a battery box to transport my battery safely But those coonectors yo have! I have some of those I bought but cannot figure out hoe to insert a cable in them! I mean I am missing some basic Gray matter or what?

How about full size trucks running those light bars on Highway I hate that.

My Foreman has remote and it has the poly rope cable my other winch is steel able ...Wow you are maing me safety concious I have a coipl scars ..don't need more. Yeah i was pulling hard with the manual winck and the chain around the 753 lb stone was flimsey....not good

Seafoam!

Interesting post...I bet this is common. Been there Done that. 1. Aftermarket belts will not stand up to the heat,,,only use OEM...tried that and wasted $$ on cheaper aftermarket belts 2. Belt replacements require both secondary and primary clutches be taken apart and relubed...I would not use factory ..OEM..lube. I would use Tinkseal lube You tube has videos for relubing clutches. 3. If there are slight groves in sheaves of clutches replace. I am talking 0.004 " smooth groves where the belt has worn into aluminum sheave! If you get OEM part number you can usually safey get an OEM replacement from Ebay etc...I did ..caveat emptor...buyer beware!

LOL...You're 😘Young

That expression originated in the 1840's; most millennials have no idea what it means...LOL...I read a lot...Sometimes i have trouble talking to people my own age.. If you recognized that expression you are old!!! but Good!

Busman's Holiday..LOL🤪

Killing Kennedy is really good as Grandpa lived through that and when he read it he never knew the things that went on. I won't tell you the ending as it is a real eye opener. Killing Patton is likewise great...I am reading it for the third time!

I have leather Chaps that I had for Motorcycle trips. They are cool and " Pretty Cheeky" I have Motorcycle crash pants also. But they are no very attractive.

Ha Ha ....You ever see Girl Jeans...Painted on !😄

I may need to war my Yoga pants instead of Jeans.

RIDING A BUFFALO! I may need to add some Inner thigh / Clam Shell exercises to my Work out...LOL 😜 I think I'll buy one from local Quad shop guys...They showed me one they can order. it's more $ than amazon but I like to keep them in business as they always try to help me and tell me things.

I am pretty flexible...I do that "Dog at the Fire Hydrant" yoga pose....Speaking of which I think is a male Dog...LOL

HMMM?

I check with University libraries. I know the U WV library has collection of letters written home from soldiers during the war. If you Read Bill O'Reilly "Killig"books they are written using eye witness letters hoem. The Killing Lincoln is outstanding.

I am still pondering what type of rear storage / seat for Foreman. The guys at shop said the 'Bag" storage seat was more cofortable for passengers as it does not bang their butt as* hard plastic does. Also i would think is is quieter, not so thumppy when ridingI also wonder how easy it is to get my legs over that big thing...I am short only 5' 2"