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I had the same problem with my Ziebart spray in. I tried cleaning it out with a brass gun cleaning brush chucked up in my cordless drill and that didn't even touch it. I ended up just re-threading the holes with a tap.

I've been considering a Rockwood 1940LTD for towing behind my hybrid. We have a bigger popup now but its to heavy for the maverick. https://forestriverinc.com/rvs/rockwood-tent/1940LTD/7987

Same here. There were no questions at all about my mental health. It was the standard race, sex, birth year and purchase history questions. It also ended with I didn't qualify for me too.

It's clean here. In 6 yards of mulch I found 1 baseball sized rock. That's it. Even if they do put an occasional piece of furniture or particle board in the chipper, I'm not concerned. I'm putting it around trees and on flower beds. I've been doing it for a decade or so and have great results.

I made three trips loaded like the picture shows. For all three of them I put a tarp in the bottom of the bed before loading. The picture is from the first trip, I just loaded the bed with the tarp only covering the bottom of the bed. What I found was that when I opened the tailgate, mulch...

I put my hybrid to work today hauling mulch in the bed and in the trailer. There's probably 3/4 of a yard in the trailer and about 1 1/4 yard in the bed. The truck had no problem with it! The mulch comes from the town transfer station a few miles away.

I put my hybrid to work today hauling mulch in the bed and in the trailer. There's probably 3/4 of a yard in the trailer and about 1 1/4 yard in the bed. The truck had no problem with it! The mulch comes from the town transfer station a few miles away.

So I missed the part where OP said fully reclined. I went out and tried it. If I have the seat all the way back and fully reclined I can open and close the slider.

I'm 6'3" and cannot reach it safely while driving. I'd have to unbuckle, and turn around in the drivers seat to reach it. I got it for the rear passengers. It was cheap and easy to add when ordering the truck but hard and expensive to add after the fact. I really liked having it in my old...

Cool! Looks like you had to fabricate a spacer piece to connect the rack to the rail?

I tried using a .22 round brass brush and it was completely ineffective. I ended up using a tap and just being careful not to cross thread it.

I've been looking at those too. Haven't pulled the trigger on one yet though but I've never heard anybody say anything bad about them and they look perfect for my hybrid. The 9.5x73 will fit my old Kubota B7200 which is the biggest thing I think I would haul with it.

Can it be painted with high temp paint? Seems like that would extend the life.

I'm 719/2204 and don't have any modules populated yet either. VIN ending 09721

In NY the way it works is that you get a title, but the title has a lien on it from the bank. Once you pay it off, you get a note from the bank releasing the lien.

According to his about me page, the author is also a software engineer.

Great dealer. I am one of 8 Mavs that got rolled over there.

I'm near Rochester but I'm rolled over and now waiting on my 2023 from Van Bortel so the sightings haven't been me!

Would something like this harness from etrailer work when coupled with a trailer brake controller? As mentioned, there are a lot of trailers less than 2K that have a 7 pin connector and electric brakes...

I think the OP meant decomposed granite https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decomposed_granite