Where is everyone #5

Yup, I spray it into my carpet every couple of days.

@snowman_w900
I thought I saw you the other night, big ol brown kw pulling a propane bottle but it was a guy from Virginia.

 

I'm getting mine gathered up, but haven't got my bottle hook on yet. I'm hoping to get it done in the next week or so now that harvest is over. You ever get out here and we run into each other, supper is on me brother.

 

Unloaded in Cincinnati tonight, steel was still so hot you couldn't keep your hands on it.

 

Well hell, I can always make a detour!

 

@snowman_w900 have you given any more thought on those trux projector headlight assembly's? Did you ever get a chance to chat with that guy that put them on his W-900 that pulled out of the same refinery as you?

 

Yuck! I hit about 5mins of rain on the 63 and my trucks all dirty again. She's tucked into the shop tonight and a wash tomorrow is on the books.

 

Nothing beats JW speaker headlights!

 

How do they work in snowy conditions? Is there enough heat to melt it off the lens?

 

The new ones have heated lenses. I never even had much trouble with the older style. Some say putting Pam on the headlights would make the snow not stick. Never tried it though. I also found that leaving the stock halogen high beam lights would also create enough heat to melt the snow off of both lights in really bad conditions.

 

Actually I did @SAR . He says he really likes them. He seems to think these will do fine in the winter, but he's not ran them in the winter yet so time will tell.

He did say they do alot better that the factory lighting though. Also, installation was pretty easy on his KW and it comes with the headlight bucket too and makes a clean installation. Of course on g
Your Pete you wouldn't need the headlight bucket, but sounded like a pretty straight forward install.