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Yep. I spent most of the day working on an older 50HP boat motor I am trying to sell, plus I want to install this on my trailer: Then I get to clean up the yard to possibly sell my house, Go to NE Ohio to see my family, put a new roof on my house..... Ah, the joys of warmer weather!!

Yea, sure pick on me....Tandy....LOL It was snowing here Monday and Tuesday. Got up to 41 yesterday and 45 today! By next Thursday was are supposed to see 70!!!:eek:

Way to deflate my sails......Here I was trying to make you feel good.....:D

I kind of thought that was what you mentioned earlier, but I didn't go back to look and see. That is a great plan though. You can put a larger size sofa or recliners in that way.

Did you make the back be able to be opened? I didn't see any hinges, but that don't mean much. Looking good though!!

Yea, it does suck. It was even snowing this morning again. The high today was 41*. I keep dreaming about the warmer weather. Sounds like next week it will be about 60*!! YIPPEEEEEEeeeeeeeee:D

I wish it would warm up here so I could get mine ready to go...... It was snowing here Monday.:mad:

Dang, that is going to look god when done!

What can I say..... Even my mother has called me a smartass more than once!

Be a good idea to make curtains......:eek::D At least for the lower one....:p

That slide out will be a great addition!

But at least you have a truck to work on..... I am not sure when I will get one.

Something that would put you about 1550 RPMs for the speed you want to run would be perfect!

If you have that happen just make sure the eye bleach is right outside the window!:eek::D The truck is looking good to me!

Doors? As in multiple? Two entries I take it?

Walls around the toilet?? Aw man.........:D

I'm sure of that! Don't think I could do that....... To many stupid people out there to try to train....:rolleyes:

Yea, they do sound good. In a way I kind of miss that old 1975 Freightliner conventional. It was the first conventional I drove but it fit me like a glove. I can still remember it had a 350 Cummins, 13 speed, 212 wheel base, 30" bunk,..... Ah the memories!!

No Randy, You just need to get it the way your wife says......:p Tom

I learned to shift without the clutch too. I used to drive for a guy that kept making little comments about me not using the clutch until one day another truck broke down and we took my tractor in case I had to pull the trailer. It happen to be one of those good days for me and I didn't pay...

Looks good! Quite a project though!!

That would take a bit for me to get used to. It has been over 30 years since I shifted a ten speed and it was run the bottom five, pull up the button and run the five again.

I would look for gears to keep the RPMs about 1500+ on your engine. My 5.9 will pull good above that and does quite well at 1600rpm. I get up to 14.5 mpg towing my fiver at that rpm.

What I have found is that with the lower RPMs comes better economy. You don't want to be low enough to be lugging it either. Get it to where you run the lowest rpm and be able to pick up speed easily with relatively light throttle.

More than likely. Just like the one's with a gooseneck ball and claim it is a fifthwheel.....