Happy new year to all you eastern scroungers!
The handle is a dead giveaway as they are unique from other American iron. It’s interesting because Wagner retooled to do those 1891 series about 30 years ago however, they aren’t even the same casting as the Wagner, Griswold, or Wagner-Griswold skillets of their lineage. The only thing that they are similar to are the Asian copies made after them. One wonders if perhaps there was copyright issues they had to work around so that’s why they made something completely unique.Yes sir
+1HAPPY BIRTHDAY @dancan!!! Hope you get a mini-van full of spruce for a present.
Looks good. Maybe it could use a little more HVBW tho.Happy new year y'all.
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Drugs are bad, and I think the newer ones are stronger. Makes good people not good people in a hurry.He had it on 8X8's, no wheels. He heard him drive in, saw it was his son, so didn't look. His son had a side gig buying old Toyota's and selling them to a guy that ships them to South America. He thought he was messing with a truck. When he finally looked, they had it almost on the truck with a cable jack. It was just his son and his new girl friend.
I ran mine till it hardly got out of its own way and was a huge rot hog.My BIL drove one until there was literally nothing left of the frame to support the chunks of 2x4 he was using for body mounts. He's a die hard Chevy man but he'd buy another Trooper tomorrow if you could find one here.
I read something about the intake boot tearing quite frequently.Those have something that frequently goes wrong… I’m thinking maybe the intake boot? Do a little search on here to see. It’s been years since I’ve looked at one of those, so I can’t remember exactly what it was.
It was free, or I wouldn't have grabbed it. I'm most likely not going to keep it after I get it running.I seem to remember seeing something about their intake boots, but the recoil was the main problem on the one I had ... Plus my 044 just out ran it so bad I never fired it up again! I moved the 330 and the Super 2 along after getting the 044.
Wouldn't wish an auto trooper on anyone. Was the reason I got mine for dirt cheap. Spent a few days at the junk yard gathering parts to convert it to manual maw5. Till she literally fell apart it was the best suv I ever owned.It's his lucky day, just listed, better jump on it .
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I wish it rained oak around here. Too many people burn wood.for me, primarily one place. sometimes up at the ranch we gather. currently prob have 5 or 6 new wood piles from tree clean up and some fence line trimming...
but for me, mostly one place. just down the street or around the corner. never have to drive or truck on to get it... it comes to me. so much, i oft pass these days! in my neighborhood it rains oak! one way or another! been like that past many years.
constant!
My bil's wasn't a Trooper, it was a 2wd Rodeo. It was a 5speed and if memory serves me right a 4cyl.Thinking about Isuzu vehicles, I had the trooper then got a rodeo. Never cared for the rodeo just was that little.bit smaller that it sucked. Interior sucked, constantly had issues with the 4x4 automatic front axle. Ended up converting it to lock out hubs. Was a fuel pog vs the trooper too, but I always chalked that to it being auto.
i mean, what are the odd? i just got lucky i guess. sometimes that happens. wonder if i should buy a Lotto tonite??I wish it rained oak around here. Too many people burn wood.
Both my Isuzu had the v6 and were 4x4.My bil's wasn't a Trooper, it was a 2wd Rodeo. It was a 5speed and if memory serves me right a 4cyl.
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