***CODY'S RUNNER*** *REDEMPTION**

[fordh8r]

It shouldn't. How far you taking it?

[brockbuilt85]

where ever the trails call my name sir this would be in lue of buying a trailer

[fordh8r]

A dolly is much easier to handle and store. But consider the drawbacks. One, you really can't do much backing up if you get caught in such a situation. So, better route planning will be a must. Two, if you have any tire, axle or suspension failures, it could mean you're stuck fixing them for your ride home.

[brockbuilt85]

good points. now i need to find a nice 15-1800 lb trailer in the 14-16ft range.
ARB called me and suggested some things, and if that doesnt work they will send me a new what ever they feel is wrong, sounded like switch relay and harness, lol. nice guys, thats customer service for you!

[fordh8r]

Sweet!

[brockbuilt85]

like this one
http://www.d2trailersales.com/inventory/d2horseinventory.html

[Slolyfe]

The link goes to a bunch of horse trailers.

[brockbuilt85]

well i feel like a horses ass......:

[brockbuilt85]

http://dealerships.horsetrailertrader.com/dealer-inventory-item.aspx?stock=26816

[Slolyfe]

Nice buddy! Go for it. I picked mine up one year old for 1600. So there are some good deals out there.

[brockbuilt85]

Nice buddy! Go for it. I picked mine up one year old for 1600. So there are some good deals out there.

nice deal!
ive been looking, not quite ready to buy just yet.

[brockbuilt85]

welp after playing around with the arb more still no dice, even with touching the wires together like you suggested tommy. so i guess ill be getting a new wiring harness.......or relay.

[fordh8r]

Patience, Grasshopper!    Gotta move to the next order of business. 

[brockbuilt85]

yes, i need to get my motor mount fixed, which means i need to borrow my parents garage for some extra space to move around in. im not looking forward to this task
after that ill be in pretty good shape tho, maybe even ready to put on my histeer........maybe haha

[fordh8r]

That's good too. I was talking about the next step in troubleshooting your electrical problem. I always figure that if I can fix it myself I don't have to go through a bunch of hassle with returns, shipping or more importantly...WAITING! Unless of course it turns out to be something expensive.

[brockbuilt85]

haha, i can wait. its either that or disassemble the wiring harness and find the issue, but if they are willing to send a new one for free, i have other projects that require my attention (most of which dont even involve the rock pig). the only other thing i thought about doing is try to grab ACC power from another source. 
heck i still need to put air to that tank to make sure its still good!

[fordh8r]

Only YOU can place the value on YOUR time.

[brockbuilt85]

True that!
i wanna get this thing going again, wheelin season is upon us!

[brockbuilt85]

checked out my free tank and it holds air awesomely. just got to get it all attached and tube ran. im pretty happy about that.

[fordh8r]

Schweet!

[*** YELLER ***]

checked out my free tank and it holds air awesomely. just got to get it all attached and tube ran. im pretty happy about that.

nice

[brockbuilt85]

got my new wiring harness from ARB and hooked it up, works! now i can start plumbing up my OBA! hopefully going to get it all finished this weekend! then i suppose its on to the motor mounts.....

[brockbuilt85]

 

http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=88763.new#new

[brockbuilt85]

got everything laid out, all the parts i need i have. found a perfect place for my pressure gauge. but i dont have a 2" hole saw bit so i will have to get one tomorrow.

[brockbuilt85]

well, i got the hard part done (at least i hope its the hard part) gauge is in, after some clearance issues. and the tank has all the fittings in and is ready to go after i clean out the back and drill some mounting holes then its just running lines!

[*** YELLER ***]

ssweeeet

[brockbuilt85]

got everything out of the way and my holes drilled for the tank, but then realized i would need a second set of hands to put the bolts on the studs up top in the bed (duh). almost!

[fordh8r]

got everything out of the way and my holes drilled for the tank, but then realized i would need a second set of hands to put the bolts on the studs up top in the bed (duh). almost!

Would a pair of Vise-Grips hold what you need held? 

[brockbuilt85]

i would have to hold up the tank from underneath and put the bolts on in the bed at the same time, i probably could use a ratchet strap across the frame to do it, but it was getting late last night when i got to this point so i called it a night, plus this afternoon i can the GF to put the nuts on while i hold the tank in place. then its finishing running hose and pressurize.

[brockbuilt85]

whats the torque specs on knuckle bolts? 79-81 right?