CJimmie in Iowa

Hi Mike : It sure sounds like your able to get up and around a lot more
than before. I to wished I could make it up to your jeep run as well. I've
never been to Canada. I have always wanted to get there . I just always seem
to be working to much. I have been making Jeep Bumpers On the side from my
normal Job and it's been keeping me busy. I know what it's like some what
to be tied up and not being able to go Jeeping. I love being out in the
wilderness . Well good luck on your better health and have fun on your
jeeping.
Jeep
Jimmie Jeep OIIIIIIIO Jeep 86 C J'S Forever.


"JimG" <jimg@cj7_2muchspam.com> wrote in message
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> Sorry to hear about the wreck Mike... hope you (and now your Jeep) are OK.
>
> --
> JimG
> 80' CJ-7 258 CID
> 35" BFG MT on 15x10 Centerlines
> D44 Rear, Dana 30 Front. SOA
> 4.56 Gears, LockRight F&R
> Dana 300 w/4:1 & Currie twin sticks
> Warn X8000i w/ dual batteries
>
>
> "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:3FC54F48.DD7D42BE@sympatico.ca...
> > I had a bad pinion bearing in my 86 CJ7.
> >
> > I stupidly believed a local Jeep shop when he told me his air gun was
> > set 'right' for doing up the 'old' pinion nut when he put a new yoke and
> > seal in for me.
> >
> > Grrrr.... I 'do' know better, but....
> >
> > Man, it turned the internal oil slinger washer into a funnel shape and
> > all the tapered bearings inside got the small end just chewed off....
> > The lock nut was a finger spin, it is supposed to be crimped into a
> > triangle and is a one use nut. Well, 'maybe' a second use, but that is
> > pushing it.
> >
> > The shop doing the proper replacement went to press off the old bearing
> > and it just fell into pieces. He went 'crap, well that is sure a
> > bearing that 'just fell apart in my hands, wow how much noise was it
> > making?' He replaced all the bearings while he had it open, the carrier
> > bearings had been vibrated bad enough to have play too.
> >
> > I didn't figure it was really noisy until I left the shop to come home.
> > 'Hey!, what the heck happened to my mud tire 'road noise'?'
> >
> > LOL! I just figured the tires were getting slowly noisier as they
> > wore. Nope.
> >
> > The thing is scary it is so quiet now, feels like 10 more HP too.
> >
> > I couldn't get it fixed all summer because I was a passenger in a nasty
> > passenger side T-bone hit and the insurance didn't start giving me
> > income replacement until last week. At least the suckers owed me 6
> > months back pay....
> >
> > What a royal pain to have no income all summer. I am thankful my
> > landlord waited for the insurance cheque for rent. Nice guy!
> >
> > Now I have my CJ7 purring and gas money and finally the doctors
> > permission to go on trails so I am going to go get lost in the bush for
> > a week real soon. Can't work yet, so going for a commune with Mother
> > Nature does good things for my soul.
> >
> > I hope the temperature drops some, it is still top and doors off today
> > with rain when it comes down, I prefer snow at these temperatures.
> >
> > Anyone want to join me next week for a deep Canadian bush run?
> >
> > Heading into the same place as our spring, summer, fall and New Years
> > RAMJ+W runs.
> >
> > Have GPS tags for the campsite I am heading for at Whitefish Lake near
> > Bancroft Ontario.
> >
> > A Yup, I am going solo so far too.... Ya ya, but if solo, I sure don't
> > plan on getting anyplace I can't hike out of if all else fails. Have a
> > Warn XD9000i and a hand winch, but don't plan on using them or being in
> > anyplace I might need them.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
>

CJimmie in Iowa

Hi Mike : It sure sounds like your able to get up and around a lot more
than before. I to wished I could make it up to your jeep run as well. I've
never been to Canada. I have always wanted to get there . I just always seem
to be working to much. I have been making Jeep Bumpers On the side from my
normal Job and it's been keeping me busy. I know what it's like some what
to be tied up and not being able to go Jeeping. I love being out in the
wilderness . Well good luck on your better health and have fun on your
jeeping.
Jeep
Jimmie Jeep OIIIIIIIO Jeep 86 C J'S Forever.


"JimG" <jimg@cj7_2muchspam.com> wrote in message
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> Sorry to hear about the wreck Mike... hope you (and now your Jeep) are OK.
>
> --
> JimG
> 80' CJ-7 258 CID
> 35" BFG MT on 15x10 Centerlines
> D44 Rear, Dana 30 Front. SOA
> 4.56 Gears, LockRight F&R
> Dana 300 w/4:1 & Currie twin sticks
> Warn X8000i w/ dual batteries
>
>
> "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:3FC54F48.DD7D42BE@sympatico.ca...
> > I had a bad pinion bearing in my 86 CJ7.
> >
> > I stupidly believed a local Jeep shop when he told me his air gun was
> > set 'right' for doing up the 'old' pinion nut when he put a new yoke and
> > seal in for me.
> >
> > Grrrr.... I 'do' know better, but....
> >
> > Man, it turned the internal oil slinger washer into a funnel shape and
> > all the tapered bearings inside got the small end just chewed off....
> > The lock nut was a finger spin, it is supposed to be crimped into a
> > triangle and is a one use nut. Well, 'maybe' a second use, but that is
> > pushing it.
> >
> > The shop doing the proper replacement went to press off the old bearing
> > and it just fell into pieces. He went 'crap, well that is sure a
> > bearing that 'just fell apart in my hands, wow how much noise was it
> > making?' He replaced all the bearings while he had it open, the carrier
> > bearings had been vibrated bad enough to have play too.
> >
> > I didn't figure it was really noisy until I left the shop to come home.
> > 'Hey!, what the heck happened to my mud tire 'road noise'?'
> >
> > LOL! I just figured the tires were getting slowly noisier as they
> > wore. Nope.
> >
> > The thing is scary it is so quiet now, feels like 10 more HP too.
> >
> > I couldn't get it fixed all summer because I was a passenger in a nasty
> > passenger side T-bone hit and the insurance didn't start giving me
> > income replacement until last week. At least the suckers owed me 6
> > months back pay....
> >
> > What a royal pain to have no income all summer. I am thankful my
> > landlord waited for the insurance cheque for rent. Nice guy!
> >
> > Now I have my CJ7 purring and gas money and finally the doctors
> > permission to go on trails so I am going to go get lost in the bush for
> > a week real soon. Can't work yet, so going for a commune with Mother
> > Nature does good things for my soul.
> >
> > I hope the temperature drops some, it is still top and doors off today
> > with rain when it comes down, I prefer snow at these temperatures.
> >
> > Anyone want to join me next week for a deep Canadian bush run?
> >
> > Heading into the same place as our spring, summer, fall and New Years
> > RAMJ+W runs.
> >
> > Have GPS tags for the campsite I am heading for at Whitefish Lake near
> > Bancroft Ontario.
> >
> > A Yup, I am going solo so far too.... Ya ya, but if solo, I sure don't
> > plan on getting anyplace I can't hike out of if all else fails. Have a
> > Warn XD9000i and a hand winch, but don't plan on using them or being in
> > anyplace I might need them.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
>

serg

hey mike! glad to hear you're getting back to normal-i bet you'll be doing a
lot of snow runs this winter!
take care!
watch out for russian idiots driving rice rockets.....

"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:3FC54F48.DD7D42BE@sympatico.ca...
> I had a bad pinion bearing in my 86 CJ7.
>
> I stupidly believed a local Jeep shop when he told me his air gun was
> set 'right' for doing up the 'old' pinion nut when he put a new yoke and
> seal in for me.
>
> Grrrr.... I 'do' know better, but....
>
> Man, it turned the internal oil slinger washer into a funnel shape and
> all the tapered bearings inside got the small end just chewed off....
> The lock nut was a finger spin, it is supposed to be crimped into a
> triangle and is a one use nut. Well, 'maybe' a second use, but that is
> pushing it.
>
> The shop doing the proper replacement went to press off the old bearing
> and it just fell into pieces. He went 'crap, well that is sure a
> bearing that 'just fell apart in my hands, wow how much noise was it
> making?' He replaced all the bearings while he had it open, the carrier
> bearings had been vibrated bad enough to have play too.
>
> I didn't figure it was really noisy until I left the shop to come home.
> 'Hey!, what the heck happened to my mud tire 'road noise'?'
>
> LOL! I just figured the tires were getting slowly noisier as they
> wore. Nope.
>
> The thing is scary it is so quiet now, feels like 10 more HP too.
>
> I couldn't get it fixed all summer because I was a passenger in a nasty
> passenger side T-bone hit and the insurance didn't start giving me
> income replacement until last week. At least the suckers owed me 6
> months back pay....
>
> What a royal pain to have no income all summer. I am thankful my
> landlord waited for the insurance cheque for rent. Nice guy!
>
> Now I have my CJ7 purring and gas money and finally the doctors
> permission to go on trails so I am going to go get lost in the bush for
> a week real soon. Can't work yet, so going for a commune with Mother
> Nature does good things for my soul.
>
> I hope the temperature drops some, it is still top and doors off today
> with rain when it comes down, I prefer snow at these temperatures.
>
> Anyone want to join me next week for a deep Canadian bush run?
>
> Heading into the same place as our spring, summer, fall and New Years
> RAMJ+W runs.
>
> Have GPS tags for the campsite I am heading for at Whitefish Lake near
> Bancroft Ontario.
>
> A Yup, I am going solo so far too.... Ya ya, but if solo, I sure don't
> plan on getting anyplace I can't hike out of if all else fails. Have a
> Warn XD9000i and a hand winch, but don't plan on using them or being in
> anyplace I might need them.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

serg

hey mike! glad to hear you're getting back to normal-i bet you'll be doing a
lot of snow runs this winter!
take care!
watch out for russian idiots driving rice rockets.....

"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:3FC54F48.DD7D42BE@sympatico.ca...
> I had a bad pinion bearing in my 86 CJ7.
>
> I stupidly believed a local Jeep shop when he told me his air gun was
> set 'right' for doing up the 'old' pinion nut when he put a new yoke and
> seal in for me.
>
> Grrrr.... I 'do' know better, but....
>
> Man, it turned the internal oil slinger washer into a funnel shape and
> all the tapered bearings inside got the small end just chewed off....
> The lock nut was a finger spin, it is supposed to be crimped into a
> triangle and is a one use nut. Well, 'maybe' a second use, but that is
> pushing it.
>
> The shop doing the proper replacement went to press off the old bearing
> and it just fell into pieces. He went 'crap, well that is sure a
> bearing that 'just fell apart in my hands, wow how much noise was it
> making?' He replaced all the bearings while he had it open, the carrier
> bearings had been vibrated bad enough to have play too.
>
> I didn't figure it was really noisy until I left the shop to come home.
> 'Hey!, what the heck happened to my mud tire 'road noise'?'
>
> LOL! I just figured the tires were getting slowly noisier as they
> wore. Nope.
>
> The thing is scary it is so quiet now, feels like 10 more HP too.
>
> I couldn't get it fixed all summer because I was a passenger in a nasty
> passenger side T-bone hit and the insurance didn't start giving me
> income replacement until last week. At least the suckers owed me 6
> months back pay....
>
> What a royal pain to have no income all summer. I am thankful my
> landlord waited for the insurance cheque for rent. Nice guy!
>
> Now I have my CJ7 purring and gas money and finally the doctors
> permission to go on trails so I am going to go get lost in the bush for
> a week real soon. Can't work yet, so going for a commune with Mother
> Nature does good things for my soul.
>
> I hope the temperature drops some, it is still top and doors off today
> with rain when it comes down, I prefer snow at these temperatures.
>
> Anyone want to join me next week for a deep Canadian bush run?
>
> Heading into the same place as our spring, summer, fall and New Years
> RAMJ+W runs.
>
> Have GPS tags for the campsite I am heading for at Whitefish Lake near
> Bancroft Ontario.
>
> A Yup, I am going solo so far too.... Ya ya, but if solo, I sure don't
> plan on getting anyplace I can't hike out of if all else fails. Have a
> Warn XD9000i and a hand winch, but don't plan on using them or being in
> anyplace I might need them.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

serg

hey mike! glad to hear you're getting back to normal-i bet you'll be doing a
lot of snow runs this winter!
take care!
watch out for russian idiots driving rice rockets.....

"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:3FC54F48.DD7D42BE@sympatico.ca...
> I had a bad pinion bearing in my 86 CJ7.
>
> I stupidly believed a local Jeep shop when he told me his air gun was
> set 'right' for doing up the 'old' pinion nut when he put a new yoke and
> seal in for me.
>
> Grrrr.... I 'do' know better, but....
>
> Man, it turned the internal oil slinger washer into a funnel shape and
> all the tapered bearings inside got the small end just chewed off....
> The lock nut was a finger spin, it is supposed to be crimped into a
> triangle and is a one use nut. Well, 'maybe' a second use, but that is
> pushing it.
>
> The shop doing the proper replacement went to press off the old bearing
> and it just fell into pieces. He went 'crap, well that is sure a
> bearing that 'just fell apart in my hands, wow how much noise was it
> making?' He replaced all the bearings while he had it open, the carrier
> bearings had been vibrated bad enough to have play too.
>
> I didn't figure it was really noisy until I left the shop to come home.
> 'Hey!, what the heck happened to my mud tire 'road noise'?'
>
> LOL! I just figured the tires were getting slowly noisier as they
> wore. Nope.
>
> The thing is scary it is so quiet now, feels like 10 more HP too.
>
> I couldn't get it fixed all summer because I was a passenger in a nasty
> passenger side T-bone hit and the insurance didn't start giving me
> income replacement until last week. At least the suckers owed me 6
> months back pay....
>
> What a royal pain to have no income all summer. I am thankful my
> landlord waited for the insurance cheque for rent. Nice guy!
>
> Now I have my CJ7 purring and gas money and finally the doctors
> permission to go on trails so I am going to go get lost in the bush for
> a week real soon. Can't work yet, so going for a commune with Mother
> Nature does good things for my soul.
>
> I hope the temperature drops some, it is still top and doors off today
> with rain when it comes down, I prefer snow at these temperatures.
>
> Anyone want to join me next week for a deep Canadian bush run?
>
> Heading into the same place as our spring, summer, fall and New Years
> RAMJ+W runs.
>
> Have GPS tags for the campsite I am heading for at Whitefish Lake near
> Bancroft Ontario.
>
> A Yup, I am going solo so far too.... Ya ya, but if solo, I sure don't
> plan on getting anyplace I can't hike out of if all else fails. Have a
> Warn XD9000i and a hand winch, but don't plan on using them or being in
> anyplace I might need them.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Peter Parker

In article <3FC57577.5B79C76D@sympatico.ca>,
Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote:
>I was a passenger in a Saturn sedan. The dork that T-boned us needed to
>be towed away, his 2002 Honda's front end was crushed. The Saturn
>likely has a bent frame but was still driveable.
>
>We were turning 'right' into a driveway in front of the house with the
>signal on because the/my driver knew he was being followed, on a short
>narrow residential road and the fool tried to pass us on the ditch side
>at full throttle showing off for the two Russian chicks with him. He
>spoke some english, but they were fresh in. Likely a club hiring
>'entertainers' from overseas, it is common here, tons of Russians near
>my area, there is a whole mini city of them in North Toronto.
>
>Mike

Hmmm. Almost sounds like a thread that was on rec.autos.driving by the
guy that hit you.



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Peter Parker

In article <3FC57577.5B79C76D@sympatico.ca>,
Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote:
>I was a passenger in a Saturn sedan. The dork that T-boned us needed to
>be towed away, his 2002 Honda's front end was crushed. The Saturn
>likely has a bent frame but was still driveable.
>
>We were turning 'right' into a driveway in front of the house with the
>signal on because the/my driver knew he was being followed, on a short
>narrow residential road and the fool tried to pass us on the ditch side
>at full throttle showing off for the two Russian chicks with him. He
>spoke some english, but they were fresh in. Likely a club hiring
>'entertainers' from overseas, it is common here, tons of Russians near
>my area, there is a whole mini city of them in North Toronto.
>
>Mike

Hmmm. Almost sounds like a thread that was on rec.autos.driving by the
guy that hit you.



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Peter Parker

In article <3FC57577.5B79C76D@sympatico.ca>,
Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote:
>I was a passenger in a Saturn sedan. The dork that T-boned us needed to
>be towed away, his 2002 Honda's front end was crushed. The Saturn
>likely has a bent frame but was still driveable.
>
>We were turning 'right' into a driveway in front of the house with the
>signal on because the/my driver knew he was being followed, on a short
>narrow residential road and the fool tried to pass us on the ditch side
>at full throttle showing off for the two Russian chicks with him. He
>spoke some english, but they were fresh in. Likely a club hiring
>'entertainers' from overseas, it is common here, tons of Russians near
>my area, there is a whole mini city of them in North Toronto.
>
>Mike

Hmmm. Almost sounds like a thread that was on rec.autos.driving by the
guy that hit you.



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Mike Romain

Peter Parker wrote:
>
> In article <3FC57577.5B79C76D@sympatico.ca>,
> Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> >I was a passenger in a Saturn sedan. The dork that T-boned us needed to
> >be towed away, his 2002 Honda's front end was crushed. The Saturn
> >likely has a bent frame but was still driveable.
> >
> >We were turning 'right' into a driveway in front of the house with the
> >signal on because the/my driver knew he was being followed, on a short
> >narrow residential road and the fool tried to pass us on the ditch side
> >at full throttle showing off for the two Russian chicks with him. He
> >spoke some english, but they were fresh in. Likely a club hiring
> >'entertainers' from overseas, it is common here, tons of Russians near
> >my area, there is a whole mini city of them in North Toronto.
> >
> >Mike
>
> Hmmm. Almost sounds like a thread that was on rec.autos.driving by the
> guy that hit you.
>
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Do you remember the title of the thread?

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Mike Romain

Peter Parker wrote:
>
> In article <3FC57577.5B79C76D@sympatico.ca>,
> Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> >I was a passenger in a Saturn sedan. The dork that T-boned us needed to
> >be towed away, his 2002 Honda's front end was crushed. The Saturn
> >likely has a bent frame but was still driveable.
> >
> >We were turning 'right' into a driveway in front of the house with the
> >signal on because the/my driver knew he was being followed, on a short
> >narrow residential road and the fool tried to pass us on the ditch side
> >at full throttle showing off for the two Russian chicks with him. He
> >spoke some english, but they were fresh in. Likely a club hiring
> >'entertainers' from overseas, it is common here, tons of Russians near
> >my area, there is a whole mini city of them in North Toronto.
> >
> >Mike
>
> Hmmm. Almost sounds like a thread that was on rec.autos.driving by the
> guy that hit you.
>
> --

Do you remember the title of the thread?

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's