What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!

Truck and household protected by Colt and FNP.

Right On! It's a bad pic, but here's what allows me to show my plate. I had 2 break-in attempts 4 years ago when I 1st moved in. 1st was stopped because they heard the shotgun, the 2nd time they SAW the shotgun. It's been quiet at "The Crazy Veteran With PTSD" household ever since. I guess word got around :rofl:

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Right On! It's a bad pic, but here's what allows me to show my plate. I had 2 break-in attempts 4 years ago when I 1st moved in. 1st was stopped because they heard the shotgun, the 2nd time they SAW the shotgun. It's been quiet at "The Crazy Veteran With PTSD" household ever since. I guess word got around :rofl:

Mac, wish I lived in West ByGod or another free state. For the moment I'm behind the wire in the People's Republic of O'Malleystan. Ditto on the Crazy Vet classification, though my stress disorder was earned after my discharge and was caused by raising three daughters. No combat, just a lot of threats. :boxing:

...and thank you for your service!
 
Mac, wish I lived in West ByGod or another free state. For the moment I'm behind the wire in the People's Republic of O'Malleystan. Ditto on the Crazy Vet classification, though my stress disorder was earned after my discharge and was caused by raising three daughters. No combat, just a lot of threats. :boxing:

...and thank you for your service!

Thank YOU for yours! Not having a daughter is one of the few areas I've lucked out on. After my son graduates this year we're escaping Wild & Wonderful WV taxation & moving out to the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota & Hot Springs, "The Veteran's Town". I might even work for the VA out there as a peer support specialist in the substance abuse & PTSD program. With 8 claims left with the VA & already rated 70%, I should be at 100% & believe me, South Dakota has to be one of the best states for 100% disabled/Permanent & total/Individual Unemployability Veterans in the country. I ruled out TX because of lack of Open Carry :eyebrows:

You should head over to Ranger Andy's site & join the club!
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I will be doing this soon. I plan on doing it this way as well.

It was pretty easy. The hardest part was getting the rubber grommet back into place once I drilled it out and ran the hose through it. Just took some patience. It's just zip tied to the mounting for the spare tire tools like in one of those threads.
 
It was pretty easy. The hardest part was getting the rubber grommet back into place once I drilled it out and ran the hose through it. Just took some patience. It's just zip tied to the mounting for the spare tire tools like in one of those threads.

Yea, I saw the other thread. Do you remember how much fuel line you used? I was just wondering if 6' is enough.
 
Got my new Six Shooters from FN to replace the LE 20's. Put some 22PLE on them and Cooper AT3's go on next week.
 

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Yea, I saw the other thread. Do you remember how much fuel line you used? I was just wondering if 6' is enough.

I had a 10ft section cut. Ran it from inside the jack compartment and down. Set the length I needed and cut the excess off at the axle. I want to say I had about a foot and half that I cut off. You 'might' be able to make 6' work, but I'm not sure. Id hate to have it run the way you like it only to have to be too short.
 
I scratched my baby!

Put a foot long gash down to the metal in places on the passenger door at only a month old. And it wasn't even something forgivable like normal trail damage (Of which there is already some).

I left the lantern attached to it's stand overnight, even though the wind was already blowing some and I said to myself that I better take it down. But no, I went to bed and at 2am I hear a sickening THUD!! while I was sleeping in the back. I immediately knew what happened... :ybrick:

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Moved a gun safe and some storage cabinets.
Found a dog, who promptly barfed in the cargo area when I tried to drive him home.

You moved a gun safe in your 4R? My Franklin 25 weighs 625 lbs. How did you load it? Sorry about the dog situation. As they say, no good deed goes unpunished...:bash:
 
Took my sliders off so I can get to refinishing them again. They took a beating through the New England winter. Truck feels nice without all of the weight of both sliders and all my skids. Will be putting everything back on within a few weeks. Also received my Warn recovery strap a few days ago. Looking forward to meeting up again with all my New England buddies!
 

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