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I've had my Warn M8000 for a little over 2 years now, and it decided to die. The only response I get when I attempt to use the control is a "click" coming from the solenoid box. All the connections (inside the box and to the winch) are good. Thanks for any ideas.

I've been messing around with Bondo filling in a few holes and cracks on the XJ, and was wondering if there was any way to delay the "setting" time for the filler. It seems that no matter how small the amount of hardener I mix in, it's too thick to work with after only 90 or so seconds. Someone...

I have the 10" compound miter saw (DW703), and was wondering if there would be any harm in putting in a metal cutting blade for an occasional tubing chop. My saw and the DeWalt 14" chop saw (DW871) both have the 15A motor, but the no-load RPM is different: 5000 on mine vs 3800. Thanks for any info.

While I was in Cozumel last week, I must have seen 50 or so CJ5s and 7s, along with a couple of D110's and D90's during my stay. Considering the small size of the island and the relatively low per capita income, it made me wonder: Is there some 'secret' CJ supply outlet down there?

It took me 12 cans of the Rustoleum khaki camo.

I have Allied and I've never had a problem with them. They mounted easily, balanced reasonabley well (even with bias TSL's) and I've haven't had any air leaking issues.

I've got a Lockright, with 33" TSL's (bias), and knock-on-wood, haven't broken anything yet. However, I do carry spare shafts. A few of my TJ-driving friends with 35's have grenaded U joints, but that's about it.

Awesome video, with a cool soundtrack to go along with it as well. Hats off to whoever put it all together.

It was a freakin' balmy 70 degrees with 90% humidity this morning at around 0600 when I left for work. I'd appreciate a little cooler weather down here.... but not quite what you all are having. My ideal climate is San Francisco, but I probably couldn't afford food or utilities after paying my...

Very nice looking beginnings. The way the flare covers a portion of the the tubing is slick.

Mastercraft.

-5th Allied beadlock (for the spare) -Masterpull synthetic winch line -Corbeau 4 pt harnesses -Die Hard battery tester/charger -Craftsman creeper -and best of all: Christmas off that I could spend with the wife and family

Here's a shot of us in Vegas the night after we got married (August 25,2003). No kids, two cats. And one from Cozumel a month ago...

I put my second Optima behind the passenger seat. For the wiring, I used 2/0 welding cable, which I got for around $0.60/foot at a welding supply store. There are 'pre-fabbed' relocation kits available as mentioned in the previous posts, but I figured I could do just as well for a fraction of...

I used a Perko switch and some 2/0 welding cable for the longer connections and 2 ga for shorter sections (the grounds). The #1 battery is in the OEM spot, and #2 is behind the passenger seat. The 'common' connection from the switch goes directly to the starter, but I still have the fuse block...

Speaking of....I think I've still got all my multi-sided high-impact dice with the meticulously hand-painted numbers somewhere abouts.....

I haven't seen the latest one yet, but I will sometime this weekend. I think it's worth seeing the movies just to see Carrie Anne Moss, but hey, that's just me....Trinity can come over and kick my ass any day.

I would go with the '99, but like Bill said, inspect it. Just out of curiosity, where do you live that you would pay $750 for an 8.8? Although mine was open with 3.73's, I got it for $300.