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Ohh ok...here I was thinkin it was Nick...Matt is his friend and tech guy behind the site....if it was THAT Matt

Don't worry I'm not mad...most guys are GM obviously but this site caters to all...I'm a Ford guy BTW....I drove a 550....for a few years for work...they are stout...WELCOME:gnorsi:

It's amazing how many Einsteins are out there....I've seen that on a few occasions...but they never want to listen....I was going to mention that one in the Dos and Don'ts..I was..:yikes:

Anyone with information on upcoming trail runs or otherwise off-highway "explorations" you can post them here.

That's right...Git-R-Done....and if the dually's in trouble bring a dozer...forgetaboutit....:)

welcome welcome aboard Heartbeat

pics nice rig....I love those types of trails....nice landscape also..thanks for the pics

walkin awesome...thanks for the input...get this section up and runnin

low voltage Yes...it does....I tend to stay away from high voltage myself...hell 12 volts is enough for me:o11:

I doubt anything was left out...good job..gotta go:gnorsi:

This thread will be for tips and tricks of recovery. This could include improvisation techniques(safe), easily overlooked steps to reduce pulling drag,etc...

Post up some stuck pics and wheelin pics

Now that's funny I don't care who you are...see ya:leaving:

Good That would be cool:gnorsi:

Let's get some juice runnin through this forum...any electricians out there?

The Ford...Jeep doesn't have a 4.0 (SOHC)...but yea the Jeep 4.0 is a strong motor also

DO: Try to buy a tow strap that does NOT have a metal hook on it DO : Make sure the strap is not twisted before fastening to two points. DO: Know the ratings of the receiver hitch,shackles, pulley,winch,rope,etc. that are used together DO NOT: Use a strap,chain,or other device that is...

When choosing points to attach recovery(tow straps)...it must be to a point that is securely affixed to the vehicle...a nobrainer is to use factory tow hooks if they are available... Here's the common mistakes: 1. Recovery chain, strap, etc. is attached to the bumper(and it's not...

that would be a good idea....you should start one...so long as you aren't the one confused about the placement..just kiddin...I was wanting to wait till tomorrow to start posts like that but since you asked I will

The 4.0SOHC is a solid...strong motor...that is not a part of the modular motor family....it's never let me down