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Good find! The elusive diamond in the rough in the used vehicle search.

I have the P2 in my other 2 trucks, also from advice on here. I have never used any others so I have no comparison, but I'm a fan of the Tekonsha's. The trailer wiring is easy, we had to basically redo the entire setup on my 4 runner when I added the brake controller. I was just hoping it was...

I figured we'd have to wire it, but one can always hope, right? That lift gate is the main reason we got that truck. We're really looking forward to putting it to use.

Got the plastic panels added to the stake sides today, she'll hold some chips now for sure. She goes to the weld shop tomorrow to fix the lift track and get a receiver hitch made. Does anyone know if Ford had trailer wiring / brake controller wiring on 450's back in '89? Sent from my XT1254...

The truck with the issue is definitely 4wd, and I'm pretty sure its automatic. They got it specifically for its towing ability, and they are now afraid to tow anything with it, and they've have to send another truck out to haul it back home twice.

Just a caution with 7.3 tranny, some of them are known for blowing a seal when backing up. I dont know the specifics, but a friend has a 350 with a 7.3 PowerStroke which they now call "The Joke" as it blew a seal twice. The Ford mech they are friends with said that tranny is known for it, and...

Jim, my dad has new 18v (NiCd or NiMh, not sure which) dewalt, and they work almost as well as my 20v (LIon) but the LIon packs last almost forever, don't really loose charge from sitting, and the brushless versions are being rolled out. I got the brushless impact and I am waiting for dewalt to...

Are they way cooler than the Kask? I just got kasks with the sena's in them, and even in November they're hot, I'm a bit worried about next summer

I just got the bigger ones from stihl for my 461, waiting for the heat to die down a bit before I head out to use 'em

I have a pair of keen steel toes that I use for almost everything, I've been happy with them. My insulated winter hikers (standard toe) are keen as well. Good stuff IMHO

My 355 blows my buddy's 192 out of the water, but his 192 is pretty old, so I'm not sure how much power its lost over the years. Sean, Doug Fir's are pretty common here (I think they are native, but I have nothing to back that up), but the blight is hitting them pretty hard. This one was...

I'm a big fan of mine, I have not modded the muffler and retuned, yet. It did very well for me today in a 70' doug Fir removal, topped it with that little guy, didn't bury the bar, but came pretty close.

I got a new super fancy one last fall, I just got the bagger for last week, I'll try to get a pic posted later today.