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That should do the job.

Did you lubricate the polyurethane bushings with a silicone base lubricant when you installed the lift?

That's pretty cool. I have always liked it when people come up to me to shake my hand. Calling out Semper Fi works for me too.

I just an email from LoD. Their response was "We do not rate our hitches for legal reasons".

I still haven't heard from LoD. I'm wondering if I will.

The FSM says to unbolt the motor mounts, exhaust bolts at the collector and the starter. My personal experience proved that you only have to remove the starter and jack up the frame until you obtain enough clearance to remove the pan. And that's all. Took me about 3 hours and that is only...

I emailed that question to LoD. When I get an answer, I'll pass it on.

I notice that on their site that the receiver hitch is for towing, but they don't say what it is rated at. I have been looking for the same thing in a rear bumper. Can't beat the price. Xtreme Duty Tire Carrier - LoD Xtreme Duty Rear Tire Carrier

Riksten, I see that you are in the Netherlands! Do you have any pictures of your Jeep? Your English is not bad!

This is at a local climbing club. I'm on the other end of the camera.

Joe, When he said that he fell 30 feet, he meant that he fell 30 feet from from his last protection. Not 30 feet to the ground. The rope takes up a lot of the energy so the stop isn't that sudden.

47 this month.

There is a good chance that they will get billed for the resuce. I have seen it happen several times before in other states.

Sounds like when the fuel tank was reinstalled, a wire was pinched and is grounding out on the fuel tank. I would trace the wires from the tail lights forward and try to locate the grounded wire.

Are you sure that you have the switch properly adjusted? Check to make sure that you have power to the switch.

I sure could you that HiLift off road kit!

I do believe that once a code is thrown, it takes a certain amount of "key on/off cycles" before the code disappears or you have to take it to a shop to have the code deleted from the module. It's one or the other. Can't remember for your year.

Short shocks would limit your amount of total travel. Check out sites like Quadratec or 4WD. You can find out everything you need to know there.

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