Frankboss, My '85 BII had an issue like that and it turned out to be the rubber tube that connected the in tank fuel pump to the steel line. It had a hole in it and half the gas it tried to pump up never made it to the steel line. Have you pulled it yet to see any thing?

BTW, It was great to meet all of you, and I'm looking forward to next time.

I kinda recall a little piece of plastic line back there too. I replaced all the rubber hose last fall. but you never know... I would like it all to be Copper!

FrankBoss

So word is the next meet might be wheeling keystone. Chances are I will actually get to attend this one. I might be bringing a Raptor instead of the Ranger though. Have any further plans been made for the next meet?

We thought YOU were planning the next one........;) Seriously, though, yeh that was the general concensus at the last meet. We all agreed that it needed to cool off quite a bit first. It seems only a couple of us have A/C and nobody wanted to stand around in 100+ temps. (Apparently, even with doors off, it's just too "explicit" hot.) I guess we could start talking about dates....Maybe mid September?









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Here, I'll start a new discussion for it. This ones too long IMO.

This will be in 2 post.

I copied the below from Sam's Off Road site. Hope to see some of you guys there. I have been every year since I got my Bronco II. The first couple of years I ran these trails stock on 235's and now I'm running them on 33's. Trails there for everyone. Let me know if you have any questions about it.


We are celebrating 27 years of business and we want to say Thank You to all our customers!

On October 15th & 16th Rough Country Suspensions will be helping us host a trail run in Clayton Oklahoma. There will be free hamburgers and Hot Dogs with soda’s Saturday night.
Then we will be giving away a bunch of 4x4 parts!

Saturday morning at 8:30 you’ll need to be at the Clayton Rodeo Arena. You will receive instructions and hooked up with a trail guide. Then we will leave out around 9:00.

The trails that we will be running are Freelings Off Road Park, Daisy ORP & Green Acres ORP.

The Offroad Parks have entry Fee’s so you will be responsible to pay their entry fee. Freelings Offroad Park cost $15 a day and Daisy & Green Acres Offroad Park cost $20 a day.

We will have plenty of trail guides for each park and everyone will have a map. You will be responsible for breakfast and lunch Saturday and Sunday so pack in everything you need and don’t forget about gas’ in up.

Space is limited to 75 vehicles so please e-mail us at staff@samsoffroad.com or call 918-446-5535 and let us know your coming and we’ll make sure we’ll have enough food for all.

One more thing, we want you to have a good time so if you’ve never been to something like this before don’t worry, we’ll be here to help ya. Sam's Offroad is focused on the family so bring your kids and last but not least,
“No Alcohol on the Trail or Rodeo Grounds