Love the view, nice pics

 

Thanks Don. There are awesome views from all over our valley.

 

It's been about 6 months running the 35s on the Jimmy. It needs a front end rebuild but it needed that before the big tires. It's handled everything I've thrown at it so far and the front diff and cv axles are still holding up. Mud, snow and a few recovery missions.

 

Lookin' good!

 

Looking good

 

Thanks. Still have a lot I want to do.

 

Happy New year! We a have a pretty decent storm today so we loaded up in the Jimmy to go out and see who we could help.



I wanted to try out my receiver shackle I built.



Help a couple vehicles that had slide off the roads and helped one guy put chains on. Of course no pics but the wife and I had fun showing the kids why my Jimmy is set up the way it is and why I carry the items in it that I do. My boy asked if I charged anyone for helping them today. Told him no, because one day we may need help.
I will be changing out my $30 Amazon fuel pump this weekend though. Hard cold start this morning and then almost a total loss of power. I will be going with another $30 pump though. Hopefully it will make it more than a month this time and will be buying a Delphi when money isn't so tight.

 

You got a lot more snow than we did up in North Idaho. Today it is about 45 degrees, sunny and windy. It feels more like March.

Am I guessing correctly that you are in Oneida County?

And good for you for going out to offer help to others. It also keeps you sharp in case you need to recover yourself! :-)

 

Yes Im in Oneida country down here on the Idaho/Utah border. We got 6-8 inches today. We always go out during/after storms to see who we can help. You are right keeps me in practice for self recoveries.

 

Haven't had time to get any work done to the Jimmy but that doesn't mean the Jimmy hasn't been doing work! With the snow we've had it has been on quite a few rescue missions. This was todays.



Father in law blew the belt on his side by side.