DJ Contracting

It's a 6.8 plow and yes it does cause some front end squatting, I'll be installing air bags to help carry the load and I'll have about 250 pounds of weight in the rear to offset the weight in the front. The plow manufacture says the plow weighs 275 pounds, three adult male picked the plow up and loaded into the back of my truck. So no BS here it's legit.

DJ Contracting

Here's a pic of the truck side mount

bheath

About 5 times every second. Lol

95Cherokee

The name "Sno-way" cracks me up, I probably would have came up with "Plow-King" or "Sno more Mr. Nice Guy"

my89xj

Now I believe you

kgm

Just call me...

PocketsEmpty

Patched up some holes

98REDXJ2

i need to do that in the same dang spot

PocketsEmpty

Rust in the door jamb doesn't seem too common. I guess we're the lucky ones. Definitely not a fun job

Cnwxj

Did the first "snow drift" of the year.

ssboyne

Finally got some Acos adjustable spacers. Always wanted them but poly was cheaper.Got to get some more cash together for the rear now.

Hamster

It was Wednesday but, I finally got around to replacing my water pump. It's been raining all week here so, I had to wait until I had a short day at work so, I could work on it in the shop.

It has had a tiny leak for a while now, that would only leak under pressure and the only evidence would be tiny droplets of coolant splattered the hoses and parts above it. To be honest, I wasn't 100% sure it was coming from the water pump because no matter what I tried, I couldn't get it to leak while I was looking at it.
Last Sunday however, I had gone to buy a 35mm socket which I needed to replace the front hubs on the Dakota and when I got back, I noticed coolant dripping underneath. It was only then that I was able to determine that it was in fact, the water pump that was leaking.

acewingman89

It's a work in progress. It's my dd so I only want a 3 in currently lol

CherokeeSailor

Wired up some Olympus pods on my bumper

Lowrange2

But they don't match.