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Model: Cherokee
SO I got stuff in the mail, and at Truckin' Thunder. 16" drop hitch showed up via UPS, and I got some stuff at TT today. They have a HUGE selection of hitch/receiver stuff. Highly recommend them.
I got a quick-change 3 ball kit for $45 dollars (10,000 lb rating - way more than I need), and a 2" receiver extension that allows me to use my hitch-mount bike rack and still clear my spare tire (bumper mount spare). That was also about $45.
**** wasn't cheap, but it was in stock... which was the key. And it's all nice stuff.
NOW... stupid question.
If i break loose my rear shackles to lube them, how do I do that and then get them back in??? Do I need to jack up the chassis or something???? I assume there is a huge load on them.
Thanks, squeaking is driving me nuts.
Barry
I got a quick-change 3 ball kit for $45 dollars (10,000 lb rating - way more than I need), and a 2" receiver extension that allows me to use my hitch-mount bike rack and still clear my spare tire (bumper mount spare). That was also about $45.
**** wasn't cheap, but it was in stock... which was the key. And it's all nice stuff.
NOW... stupid question.
If i break loose my rear shackles to lube them, how do I do that and then get them back in??? Do I need to jack up the chassis or something???? I assume there is a huge load on them.
Thanks, squeaking is driving me nuts.
Barry
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Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 1,530
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From: Culpeper VA
Year: 91/96
Model: Cherokee
SO I got stuff in the mail, and at Truckin' Thunder. 16" drop hitch showed up via UPS, and I got some stuff at TT today. They have a HUGE selection of hitch/receiver stuff. Highly recommend them.
I got a quick-change 3 ball kit for $45 dollars (10,000 lb rating - way more than I need), and a 2" receiver extension that allows me to use my hitch-mount bike rack and still clear my spare tire (bumper mount spare). That was also about $45.
**** wasn't cheap, but it was in stock... which was the key. And it's all nice stuff.
NOW... stupid question.
If i break loose my rear shackles to lube them, how do I do that and then get them back in??? Do I need to jack up the chassis or something???? I assume there is a huge load on them.
Thanks, squeaking is driving me nuts.
Barry
I got a quick-change 3 ball kit for $45 dollars (10,000 lb rating - way more than I need), and a 2" receiver extension that allows me to use my hitch-mount bike rack and still clear my spare tire (bumper mount spare). That was also about $45.
**** wasn't cheap, but it was in stock... which was the key. And it's all nice stuff.
NOW... stupid question.
If i break loose my rear shackles to lube them, how do I do that and then get them back in??? Do I need to jack up the chassis or something???? I assume there is a huge load on them.
Thanks, squeaking is driving me nuts.
Barry
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From: Partlow, va
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 i6, 307 injectors
Originally Posted by Cherokee 91
Hopefully soon. But these will be split between my buddy and I for spares.
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From: Partlow, va
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 i6, 307 injectors
Originally Posted by BarryB
Dropped my psi on my Terragrapplers down to 20 psi vice 30 psi. Ride and handling are ssoooooo improved.
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From: Culpeper VA
Year: 91/96
Model: Cherokee
Well my first trip out on my buds property was decent. My coil is going bad and shut off on me, got it replaced. My buddy blew his warn hub on the drivers side apart. Pieces everywhere.
Man was it soupy back there.
Man was it soupy back there.
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From: Stafford Va
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by lynskynbnd
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Let's Switch this to Saturday at 2PM!!
Sound good?