I disagree with this. I would purchase this off amazon. Only 250 and you get six switches. Cheaper and looks factory.
That's a hell of a bunch of precious real estate to take up under the hood for a half dozen electrical connections. I assume every one is on a separate relay inside, but that is a huge box.I disagree with this. I would purchase this off amazon. Only 250 and you get six switches. Cheaper and looks factory.
I'm kind of looking forward to just putting labels over them, I was thinking about this yesterday when he posted this. It's like labeling a tool bench or somthing. It's neat, cheap, it gets the job done, form follows function.
The basic Jeep Gladiator is just that... Basic. However, it's turning winter and I turned on the seat and steering wheel warmers and basic was fading in the distance in my heated rear view mirrors as I listened to the Alpine Stereo. I think it's a one size does not fit all kind of thing, and as I've grown older creature comforts matter... they matter a lot. My Gladiator Rubicon has all the amenities I wanted in my first Jeep. Power and stability a plenty to travel the trails I wish to conquer and get me to my destination in comfort and convenience. I no longer compost, or landscape, or build buildings as I did. I look for things of beauty, and in natural wonderment, and see things I have not seen in a very long time. Atticus, My Giant Schnauzer (130 pounds) rides in the bed covered by an A.R.E. Topper and lays on a bed soft enough to protect him, as he protects me.
Meh, everybody here has a Gladiator, they're so last year.The basic Jeep Gladiator is just that... Basic. However, it's turning winter and I turned on the seat and steering wheel warmers and basic was fading in the distance in my heated rear view mirrors as I listened to the Alpine Stereo. I think it's a one size does not fit all kind of thing, and as I've grown older creature comforts matter... they matter a lot. My Gladiator Rubicon has all the amenities I wanted in my first Jeep. Power and stability a plenty to travel the trails I wish to conquer and get me to my destination in comfort and convenience. I no longer compost, or landscape, or build buildings as I did. I look for things of beauty, and in natural wonderment, and see things I have not seen in a very long time. Atticus, My Giant Schnauzer (130 pounds) rides in the bed covered by an A.R.E. Topper and lays on a bed soft enough to protect him, as he protects me.
So I say... whatever does fit, buy it and enjoy it for all it's worth. This coming fall, when the world has calmed down a bit, we will be in Yellowstone, and Grand Tetons Parks and should Cheyenne or Casper get a dusting, we will be prepared and safe to head further south....
The Giant Schnauzer, or in Germany called a Reichenshnauzer, is a large breed of working dog initially bred for farms in the 17th Century. The breed has evolved to military and law enforcement use due to their innate protective yet sociable personalities and imposing size. This dog gets out of the tuck and all the talk stops. The AKC says 27.5" at the shoulders and 95 pounds. BS... I've owned four over the last 30 plus years and never had one under a hundred with the largest at 152. There are derivations and watch out for the Russian bred dogs, the damn Russians...... I gotten mine from Skansen Kennels in Sabastopol, CA. You can schedule a visit if you're up in that area. They are on the web but Look for a working or pet level dog as the show quality dog's are smaller. You will spend about $1,500 to $3-4,000 depending on what you choose and the breed line..... There are adoptions out there for rescue Giants so you may want to look at these too. Be careful of backyard breeders and puppy mills. They do not shed or have an odor. You will need a groomer as their hair requires periodic grooming and.... beware the beard...... a depository for food and water if not cleaned off after every meal or drink. they are generally clowns at home, great with kids and visitors. If someone is intending trouble, or does not seem welcome, they are in trouble so stand by...... they are mischievous, so do not, under any circumstances, get two at the same time. They will double team you and in a very short period of time....they will own you. My friend did and they run his house...... All in all, I would not ever get another breed.... We loved Lucifer, Ivan, and Negus, and dearly love our Atticus..... Best of luck... go get yourself a rock head and let him riding the JT......
Awesome, thank you for the Intel. I am in the final declining days of a 10 dog pack and will not replace them so as to allow our freedom to roam.The Giant Schnauzer, or in Germany called a Reichenshnauzer, is a large breed of working dog initially bred for farms in the 17th Century. The breed has evolved to military and law enforcement use due to their innate protective yet sociable personalities and imposing size. This dog gets out of the tuck and all the talk stops. The AKC says 27.5" at the shoulders and 95 pounds. BS... I've owned four over the last 30 plus years and never had one under a hundred with the largest at 152. There are derivations and watch out for the Russian bred dogs, the damn Russians...... I gotten mine from Skansen Kennels in Sabastopol, CA. You can schedule a visit if you're up in that area. They are on the web but Look for a working or pet level dog as the show quality dog's are smaller. You will spend about $1,500 to $3-4,000 depending on what you choose and the breed line..... There are adoptions out there for rescue Giants so you may want to look at these too. Be careful of backyard breeders and puppy mills. They do not shed or have an odor. You will need a groomer as their hair requires periodic grooming and.... beware the beard...... a depository for food and water if not cleaned off after every meal or drink. they are generally clowns at home, great with kids and visitors. If someone is intending trouble, or does not seem welcome, they are in trouble so stand by...... they are mischievous, so do not, under any circumstances, get two at the same time. They will double team you and in a very short period of time....they will own you. My friend did and they run his house...... All in all, I would not ever get another breed.... We loved Lucifer, Ivan, and Negus, and dearly love our Atticus..... Best of luck... go get yourself a rock head and let him riding the JT......
They have their own car, a 2005 Yukon that I bought new that has passed down from my Wife to the Horde.
It's complicated, LOL
