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10-13-2018, 06:54
ChickNorris

G'morning
10-13-2018, 07:12
Irving

Fort Riley.

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Originally Posted by hurley842002

Which route did you decide to take? I love traveling through new states.

Looking like KC, MO to Springfield, MO through corner of Arkansas to Memphis, TN through corner of Mississippi to Birmingham, AL.
10-13-2018, 08:11
wyome

Same route I take to ft benning each year....
10-13-2018, 08:26
Irving

Besides the fact that it's a complete waste of money, why shouldn't I buy a lotto ticket from each state?
10-13-2018, 13:40
Irving

Stopped in Ozark, MO just for Ray. Messing with a headlight in the rain is awesome! The journey continues.
10-13-2018, 13:52
CS1983

I honestly feel like you should do a blog/podcast. I'd probably subscribe.
10-13-2018, 14:15
Erni

Wooden blocks aka crib blocks are the $&it. Put my burb up on 6x12s leftover from a project and bam, instant access without jack stands. The t case fluid has been changed. The parts fuy called it smurf pee, it was blue.
10-13-2018, 14:42
Irving

Quote:

Originally Posted by CavSct1983

I honestly feel like you should do a blog/podcast. I'd probably subscribe.

I've considered a blog, but not one anyone I know would listen to.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Erni

Wooden blocks aka crib blocks are the $&it. Put my burb up on 6x12s leftover from a project and bam, instant access without jack stands. The t case fluid has been changed. The parts fuy called it smurf pee, it was blue.

How tall? Picture? Probably easier to store than Jack stands.
10-13-2018, 14:47
Irving

Had to stop in Norwood, MO before I fell asleep at the wheel. Why so tired Irving? Well, because even though I planned to sleep in my car, I didn't think about blankets or anything. Turns out that emergency blanket I've had under the seat forever is so thin that you can see through it when you open it up. A bath towel would have been more warm. So I stopped at 2:30am, but was only able to sleep till 5:30am because it was so cold.
10-13-2018, 15:39
Erni

Quote:

Originally Posted by Irving

I've considered a blog, but not one anyone I know would listen to.

How tall? Picture? Probably easier to store than Jack stands.

Not that tall for the burb, just needed 4" to roll under it as it is already tall. The landscape timber is 4x6 and 12 inches long. I did jack up the car and place it under the tires, but I think that cutting a wedge on the front will allow me to roll up next time. Sorry no pic this time.
Normally I use ramps but filling the t case required a flat car.