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Good to know that it at least can be used.. I haven't had the opportunity to use it since I found one to fit I am going to go compare it to the Subaru one have and see if there is any difference in measurements worth investing $40 Do NOT mention it on the Jeep Cherokee forum hehehe They...

Can you PLEASE post a pic I have been looking for a Jeep part for over 2 years Found it,, Thanks been some time since I searched for it.. Have you ever used it ???

No really it doesn't and No really they don't They stopped that in 15 or 16 HOWEVER the 17 (ours) does have the rear pop out, none in front for a screw in Eye bolt However there is no eye bolt available from Jeep, working at a car lot at the time allowed me to try a few. I found that a...

Mine had this on the bucket when I bought it So far it has been all I have needed, someday I would like to weld on two chain hooks to the sides

No really it just doesn't work that way, if it were only that easy

Yeah it doesn't work that way But sure would be nice if it were that easy

With the purchase of the wife's Jeep Cherokee "LIMITED" two winters ago and the realization that if you don't buy a freaking "Trailhawk" you don't get Tow Cleats/Hooks, I have had to rethink what to keep on the Kubota to pull her and the neighbors out of the snowbanks and ditches. I have never...

So 2 years ago I got this Magnetic LED light from Harbor Freight it was one of the coupons that you get in their mailer I either paid $1.99 or it was free with purchase :) I tucked it behind the seat stuck to the toolbox, and luckily never needed it until Friday morning We got about 8" of snow...

Wal-Mart This stuff is the best I have found so far and yes I have tried everything from Pam to the SnowBlower crap that costs 5x as much https://www.walmart.com/ip/CRC-Heavy-Duty-Silicone-Lubricant-11-Wt-Oz/16817419

I am thinking of marking ours right now with the 4' fiberglass posts with the reflectors.. The road out to the Highway 7/10 of a mile isn't bad, but the actual road once you cross onto our land 3/10 of a mile and into the teardrop driveway to our house could use a bit of marking. Hell the...

I read this thread with a genuine interest. After reading it all, I came away with a simple reality.. If you NEED the 4wd, you have to use the 4wd, wear is pretty much a moot point. Here in the next few weeks after the snow starts falling on Cedars I am going to NEED the 4wd :p

Only when the fire goes to dead cold soooooo maybe once a week

This is the upgraded version of the one I used https://www.amazon.com/Woods-50125WD-Wireless-Electrical-Compliant/dp/B07QN8H6VK/ref=dp_ob_title_ce

I think you might be confused, I am having zero issues with mine.. Haven't since I bought it, the OP is having an issue with his.

I am assuming you are asking me since mine is the only pic up there :) Mine were purchased from a member here, they are originally purchased from Northern Tools. probably in 2012 They came in the original box with the original instructions Honestly, I am not sure how a Cat 2 "Pats" would...

I just went out and looked at my Cat 1 closely even took a Caliper out there The springs on the Pat's catches are pretty tight like I mentioned on my last post, I don't think they would pop even without the lock levers in place.. The Pins on my Snowblower and Back Blade measure at exactly 7/8...

Are the springs not tight when you swing the levers over ??? Honestly, I don't think mine would pop off even if I didn't use the lock levers

Yep I tried leaving it plugged in $$$$, a Freeze Cube, and finally went with a remote outlet which worked the best for me. Just changed the battery yesterday and hooked it all up,, woooohooooo Snow !!! Not enough to fire up the Kubota but I am "Winter Warrior" ready LOL

More and more we are seeing all sorts of animals in Suburbia We have a few moose up here that hang out in the town, many people don't understand just how dangerous a Mama Moose can be My Sis has had a Bear in her back yard for over a week in the center of Loveland CO. Heads out at night...

Annnnnnnddddd It's Snowing ;)