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Well I put the gauges and wire harness in a few months ago and it took about an hour and a half to put the sender in and  connect it to power yesterday so I guess somewhere between 3 hours and 3 months give or take a day or 2:)

Hey I almost forgot - Monday we have been invitied to participate in the Genesee Lions club event.  I will probably head up there for the parade.

I was wondering if we was going to do that, the wife and I might join ya

Thanks for the advice Paul I put on the return also after some thinking it seemed to make the most sense. I had the hard stuff done so it only took a little while to cut the tube and install the T-block.....and it works

Sat. work at the Oak Co sportsman club painting shooting stands...Sun. help son-in-law with replacing their roof...Mon watch Granddaughters in Waterford parade

Well I think it's time to start the sender for the trans temp gauge and I have a question ... which tube do I cut to put the T-block in?  The frt one that angles foreward or the one that bends toward the back and down before bending back to the front?

Thanks for the video clip!!!

They're on sale...

http://www.promarkoffroad.com/promark-recovery-winch-line-stopper.html

Got my winch cable bumper today

Well sure they'll go up after the election!

This might be something we could do as a club

http://www.facebook.com/gascautomotive

Thanks to everyone who offered suggestions as we prepare for our first ever turkey hunt.  We are heading up to Roscommon next weekend to go get us a bird or two.  I took Jonathon over to Williams Gunsight yesterday to let him get a feel for the two shotguns Russ loaned to us and try to figure out which one to use.  To keep it simple, we used 2.75" #4 in everything, and to my surprise Jonathon is going to carry the 12ga.  Bigger, heavier gun with a ported barrel felt just like the smaller, lighter 20ga after a few rounds through each and he decided since he is new to this, he would opt for more firepower.  I don't think he realizes how heavy that thing is going to be to carry in an out of the woods yet.  Ed hooked us up with both a box call and a slate since I have not yet figured out the mouth calls, and I think Jonathon has found his new favorite hunting tool in that slate call.

Good Luck to both of ya I just thought I have a prop stick I bought last year but haven't used yet. It might be a idea to find a Y-stick for Jonathon, if he has to hold it up very long it will get heavy

I have 4 245 75 16 tires I am going to get rid of them on May 12 ( local junk day ) they have some tread   2 are yokahama's and 2 are goodyear wranglers free come and get them before the 12th!!//////GONE\\\\\\\\\\\

Well it was a good day, 120 some people picked-up close to 700 tires and about 100 cubic yards of trash tomorrow Ed, Mark, Paul, Ryan, and I get to play on the dunes

Buy the way that was 786 tires

Here is link to my FaceBook photos of the clean-up

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.3550460116502.2161816.1122576025&type=3&l=b289f8f02f

Well it was a good day, 120 some people picked-up close to 700 tires and about 100 cubic yards of trash tomorrow Ed, Mark, Paul, Ryan, and I get to play on the dunes