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Seeing how I'm in the trades, battery powered tools are a daily work item for me. I've used many over the years, but the Dewalt 18v screwgun/hammerdrill has been pretty near bullet proof. I was using the Pasload finish nailers, but got tired of feeding fuel cylinders to them, so I switched to...

After you've gotten over the thrill from the power a diesel delivers, keeping your foot out of it yields the greatest results...as hard as it is. I tow almost all the time with mine between a work trailer during the week and an rv trailer for fun. I get around 3-4 mpg improvement over towing...

Welcome to our forums! One of our vendors here is into the Cummins too...take a look at a couple of his vids: http://www.thetruckstop.us/forum/showthread.php?t=19120 It is good to see more Dodge fellas - bring your buds dieseljunkie...:thumbsup:

That is way cool! A person would have a hard time walking that.

Oh boy...wish I hadn't... ...wait...can she take her teeth out? ):h

The Mary Ann pick didn't make it through...but seeing Ginger looking like that would scare the hell out of me. It was no contest before though anyways. Mary Ann was way better...but then you know how those older women are... ...grateful...:D

I sure do love that truck. I'd like a hood like that too I think.

Welcome aboard! I tow an RV also...feel free to share there if you have questions or comments.

I consider inkjets disposable printers. The cost of the ink, not to mention the drying out part, makes them way expensive to keep running. I have a number of inkjets I have thrown away rather than getting new cartridges. I use a black HP laser for everyday use, and another color inkjet just for...

I'd sure be looking into some kind of anti sway for that trailer... I suppose an EQ hitch with a built in sway doesn't work with those?

Hey Steve...:wavey: I've asked in the past what the 'standard' ball height is for trailers and got the answer of 17 1/2" to the top of the ball. I'd say it depends on the trailer requirements. This topic can have more than one answer depending on what you need to tow, and I'm sure you want to be...

I've been using W7 since the early Beta's...my little netbooks fly with it. I never did like Vista and am having a hard time remembering how bad it really was. What I do remember was all the money people had to spend on hardware to make it work...:mad2:

5'10" and shrinking here...used to be taller. Currently 190 -195 depending on how many cookies I eat... I now can eat cookies again...I lost over 50 pounds and have held it off for three years.

It's overrated, unless you make your living from it.

Sounds way too familiar...you probably got what we got neighbor... I was off the last two days from work due to weather, and my big snowblower blew up so these old shoulders got a 4 hour workout...:sad: And wouldn't you know...parts for the little blower came after I was all done, so another 3...

Unfortunately, some of the rv sites are full of rude people...there are a few forums that you have to be careful how you phrase a question or they will pounce. Glad you found your solution...sounds similar to garage door work or winding a recoil.

Mine didn't have an issue, but it was time anyway... Don't forget to check your tires, mine took a serious hit with the fast cool down.

...that I can relate to...same here with being messed up with the internal clock. Coming home from work in the dark sucks, and soon it'll be dark on both ends with short days. The only thing missing is the subzero temps...:sad: I sure wish I could uproot and go make a living in warm climates.

Thank you sir...:tiphat I was thinking the same thing...:D I kinda like your topper rack, but I couldn't bear to put holes in mine. Tempting for a canoe though.

I wish I had welding skills...I could fabricate something to keep rocks off my RV. Those might be tough in the snow? Nice work! :thumbsup: