Newbie in Michigan

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zcataldo
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Model Year: 2011

Newbie in Michigan

Post by zcataldo » Sat Apr 08, 2023 4:00 pm

Hey everyone,

I just bought a new(to me) 2011 power wagon. I bought it from the original owner. The body is very clean for being a 2011 but it does need so work with the cool power wagon features( winch and sway bar disconnect). Looking forward to chatting with you all.
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Thanks,
Zack
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RustyPW
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Re: Newbie in Michigan

Post by RustyPW » Sat Apr 08, 2023 5:54 pm

Welcome to the forum. :mrgreen:

Enjoy the ride.

:winchmob:
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2008 POWER WAGON RC

My build thread. http://forum.powerwagonregistry.org/vie ... =13&t=2826 :cash: :cash:

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Rausch Creek - Summer '10, Spring-Fall '11, Spring '12, Summer '13, Summer '14, Summer '15, Summer '16, Summer '17, Summer '18, Summer '20, Summer '22, Summer '23, Summer '24,
AOAA Summer '19.

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Mule007
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Re: Newbie in Michigan

Post by Mule007 » Sat Apr 08, 2023 6:20 pm

Welcome to the forum,,,,Enjoy 👍🌞 !!!
:patriot: SOLD: Never forgotten: Mule - 2005 Power Wagon, “Laramie”
NEW: “Bear”: 2015 Ram 2500 Tradesman 4WD, Crew cab, 68K miles; 2nd Owner-Power steering, windows, brakes, Tip start, heated tow mirrors; Sirius, blue tooth, Alpine 6 speakers; 35% tinted windows, Black, diesel gray, silver interior; Systems: Driver Info Displays; TPMS, ESC; Power converter; AC; ERS controls on shifter. Anti theft system, vehicle immobilizer. Engine: 6.4L Hemi, Auto. HD 6-66RFE-6 speed transmission; 3.73:1 gears; 1 ton Hemi transmission oil cooler; 2-speed electric shift BW44-46 4WD shift on fly; Trans. skid plate. Axels: F-5,500 #; R-6,100#; Solid front, Anti- slip differential rear; Tow Pkg:: Rough Country 2.5” lift; Tekonsha Prodigy P2 trailer brake, HD Coil Springs, Bilstein B8 5100 shocks, WD hitch, F/R HD stabilizer bars; rear track bar; sway control; Tow Haul Mode, brake assist, Hill control;recalls; 5” oval SS steps; Brakes: Extreme Z36 Truck and Tow Drilled/Slotted F&R rotors & pads; Wheels: XD KMC235 Grenade Crawl bead-lock wheels;
Upgrades: CB; Uniden Pro 520XL; Tonneau: Extant Endure ALX cover; Alternator: HD Denso 180 amp; Battery: Interstate MTZ-AGM 94RH7 Premium 830CCA; Tires: Dean Back Country A/T2-35/1250R-18/12, MP3; Floor mats: Husky X-act contour; Muffler: FX catback #71416 SS after axle exit; Car Seat covers: Caterpillar Black/Grey front seat covers :patriot:
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Retired BLM Rig
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Re: Newbie in Michigan

Post by Retired BLM Rig » Sat Apr 15, 2023 4:18 pm

Congrats on the new truck! What's wrong with your winch and sway bar?
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jeep_boy02
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Re: Newbie in Michigan

Post by jeep_boy02 » Tue Apr 25, 2023 11:40 pm

Looks pretty dang clean. Wish mine was that straight!

need mods... too little time and money

2010 black pearl(PXR) on 35s, bypass harness, gooseneck, CAI, 3" magnaflow catback, bulldog hemi GT.... more to come soon
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Bill2014
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Re: Newbie in Michigan

Post by Bill2014 » Fri Jul 07, 2023 3:49 pm

Welcome to the Group! :cheers:
2014 Power Wagon Laramie
Titan V5 2.5" Receiver Pintle Hook
Warn wireless winch controller
.188" DOM White Knuckle Rock Sliders
Locker Bypass & Nanny Kill Switch

Moab 2006
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