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See any cheap horse trailers? Like $1000 for a gooseneck? Or gooseneck flatbeds for same price?

Red Sportsman 800 that sits in the garage or toyhauler.

Cool, I went to a wedding at Dumont years ago and it was awsome! They hauled a flatbed out to comp hill for the I do's then back to camp for the reception.

Thanks everyone, now to do some research.

Does anyone have a connection for a deal on a room at a casino in Vegas the weekend of March 15th? Its our anniversary and I would like to surprise the wife. 34 years! Since we now have a goat farm might be tough getting away!

My oldest son is up in Salt Lake City today being sworn in to the Army. This Dad has mixed feelings, makes a big difference when its your son!

My AT&T does not work at Dumont or Duck Creek, Utah and I hear that Verizon does. If I didn't have a really good rate from years back I would switch to Verizon.

Dunefreak is right on, I have my Rhino registered in Utah and have Utah stickers, if no stickers then I would have to get Ca permit and sticker.

yep

Still here calling your name.

Nice job Aaron!

Snowing in Pahrump, started snowing in Sandy Valley at noon and they have a couple of inches now.

I bought some ammo from a DDR peep in San Diego but he won't be going to Dumont until Pres. day, anyone going to or from there sooner?

BUT the redneck wants to have the printer in the room with the laptops not in the room where the router is and the printer would not be close enough to the laptops to hardwire to the laptops. Thats why I asked if a wi fi wireless printer "has" to be hard wired to the router.

I have a wireless router in one room and sit in another with the laptops. I want to be able to print from the laptop to a printer in the room with the laptop. So question is, does the printer hard wire via usb cord into the router? How can I have the printer in the room with the laptop and be wireless? Will blue tooth do that? One laptop has blue tooth and the other does not so can I get a usb plug in blue tooth thingie?

Phil, I did a quick Craigslist search in Las Vegas and Inland Empire, Ca for diesel generator and found quite a few.

I thought I heard it once and checked under the house and couldn't see anything and planned on going under this weekend to take a closer look. But it got alot worse because when I did hear it running thru the heater w/o the power on it was obvious and then looking under the house was also very obvious. I kept the power and the well pump off whenever we were not needing a shower so that kept me from hearing anything tool. No plumbing repair costs, I fixed it.

Just in case someone cares I found the problem, clue should have been all the electric stuff checked out and what are the chances of 4 brand new thermostats being bad? Bazillion to one I think, anyways had a big water leak under the house and the water heater couldn't catch up enough to shut off. Now it woks fine. Whats funny is the expert tech guy from Rheem is sending me 2 new thermostats and 2 new elements even after I did an ohm check on the elements and have good voltage and told him all the electric checked out ok, should I tell him what I found?

Changed out both thermostats and did a resistance test on both elements and ohms were right on according to tech at Rheem and same problems as before. Any ideas now?

I had an 1835 once that had a bad spark plug and it knocked like a rod was coming thru the block! Found it by start it and feel the exhaust pipes to see if a cylinder is not firing.

Why doesn't either thermostat shut off? They both keep running for days and never get hot enough to shut off. I have the bottom one on now and set on 150 degrees to see if it will shut off, 4 hrs so far and still cooking. I just bought the thing Friday so I will check with them tomorrow.

10-4, we just look at caller ID and if it isn't someone I know I let the answer machine take it.

Very few are hydraulic, in later years it was an option on a rebuild. I would try adjusting valves first, if the PO didn't adjust them after a few runs from a rebuild then that could be the problem, if they are adjusted properly then the rod knock is probably the culprit. There is a grumpy old fart in Pahrump named iweb that has a turn key plug and play 2007cc motor with single Del carb for sale for $3200.

At 10 AM I turned the bottom thermostat from 125 to 150 degrees, it was already on so top element was off. 4 hrs later I used a cooking thermometer under the kitchen faucet and it showed 135 degrees and was too hot to keep my hand under it. I then turned top thermostat to 150 degrees and it clicked and top element had 240v and I hear it cooking at the top of the heater. 3 hrs later I check kitchen water and it was 105 degrees and I could keep my hand under it. All this time I can hear the water cooking and there is always one element on, neither one will automatically shut off. When I had the top element on for 3 hrs I felt the bottom of the tank and it was cool. So why does a brand new heater act like this and what can I do to fix it so it doesn't use elec 24-7? I am going to leave the bottom element on all night so we can shower in the morning for work but then I am going to shut off the breaker when I leave for work. And it is a non-simultaneous dble element.

Rheem 50 gallon model 82V52D, starts out hot then goes luke warm after one shower. I turned the top thermostat down until the bottom came on last night and it is still on and I hear it cooking all the time. The top thermostat never shut down in over 24 hrs when I first installed it until I turned it way down, it then clicked, turned off, and the bottom had 240v. Now that one has been on since last night and never shuts off.