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Lol no thoughts of moving for now...I'm lucky enough to be in a pretty safe area, West Fargo. However, I do have family members that live less than 3 miles from the river in a basement level apartment :(

a panoramic of the dike...another is in the web album linked above

Here are a few pictures from the album...part 1 of 2

Here's a link to the photos I took so far: Picasa Web Albums - Red River Flood 2009... Citizens can be arrested for getting in the way of flood efforts, so we walked a couple miles to get anything. My sister (shown in a photo or two) is being bussed over to areas daily to help sandbag, and we...

I took some photos the last few days, and will be posting a couple of them here as well as a link to my Flood 2009 Picasa photo album if anyone is interested. If other have photos, please post them!

Thank you :) We're all working very hard to fight the water away from the city...it's looking good, although the 5-8 inches of snow we're getting now isn't helping!

Wow great information! I was mainly thinking of if I needed to travel to streets that had flooded a bit via ditches that had overflowed etc, and definitely not in places with moving water. It's amazing that it only takes a couple feet before it'll take you away at 10mph :shock: I can see how...

Will do, thanks again for the help :D

Thanks a bunch SteelHeadz :) any idea how high my crankshaft pulley is? I wouldn't go into any rushing water, but possibly some standing water in the streets etc.

Since we're in the middle of all of the flooding, I'm curious as to how much water I could get through if necessary. I have a 99 TJ with 31" tires and a 3 1/2 inch suspension lift. How much water can I get through without having issues..for instance will water start getting into the...

Just thought I'd start a thread on the flood for this year for Fargo, Moorhead and other towns on the river nearby. The comments section of In-Forum is difficult to have a discussion in due to the trash talk. If anyone has any news, pics, stories etc please post them! I'll add mine as we get...

I figured I'd wait until I washed the Jeep before trying to figure out where it was leaking from (fluid all over the place) and put some stop leak in for the time being. I'd tried the stuff before in my old car and it worked great, but I didn't expect much of anything this time considering the...

hmm i'm confused, maybe it isn't the gear then. I linked to a pic that shows the part i think is leaking...i know it isn't the right one, but it's the same part. It's at the bottom of the shaft shown that goes down in the pic. I'll take a picture with my camera of it later today if I can and...

99 TJ We took a trip up to Baudette MN this last weekend, and I heard some noise coming from the PS pump as we got close (it's about a 4-4.5 hour drive). The power steering fluid was completely gone, and it looked like it had sprayed out of the ps gear area. I put in some ps stop leak and it...

I'll try to get it taken apart...as soon as we get above 0 degrees wind chill anyway :) It's too cold to sit out there taking stuff apart, and we have a Subaru in the garage with a much bigger issue :P I appreciate the help! I'll post back with pictures when I get it apart

I pulled off the knob, and it isnt broken...it is turning the matel thing in there. It's "too easy" to turn the knob, it doesn't "notch" into place like it did before. Broken off on the other side?

The little turn knob to change where the air comes out just stopped working this morning. It's about -20 degrees here, so something must have broke...but no snapping noises or anything, it just turns really easily and nothing changes. Lucky I had it on defrost from yesterday! What do you think...

Yep, studs are allowed here for certain months...i forget what exactly they said, but I believe it covered the winter months easily (ie: september to april or something). I would definitely get another set of wheels so they don't need to be changed out all the time.

That might be an idea, to get it replaced...but what kind of design something that inevitably breaks? For something that needs to flex...why design something that can't hold up to any flexing??? Original equipment has areas that absorb the movement...seems like a better idea.

Here's all the info on the cable that it comes with for iPod: Features Overview: The Jensen jLink2 iPod Connecting Cable connects your compatible iPod to your Jensen headunit for audio/video playback and control. The jLink2 cable supports the following 12-series and 13-series headunits -...