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Hard to tell from that picture. But, if you can't see water leaking up around the thermostat housing or top of the water pump, then it's most likely what Superj said.

Everything is packed and loaded on the bike, except for the GoPros which are charging. Stuff didn't fit quite as compact as I wanted. That's mostly due to bulky warm clothes for the chilly weather and luxuries like towel and wash cloth and soap. There's barely room for me to ride it. I'll check...

Next time @85_Ranger4x4 gets a hankerin to do a biscuits and gravy group breakfast.

@Jim Oaks will add the poll for voting and announce it.

I'm going to try to keep it above water, preferably nothing deeper than maybe 12-18" and not too muddy.

Whatever does the job.

The weather forecast has cleaned up a lot. It's going to be a good weekend. My camping gear, tools, emergency parts (inner tubes, patches and quart of oil) are loaded onto the bike. I'll probably be 95% packed later this evening. All that's left are clothes and the little bit of food I'm...

Don’t confuse those. Alcohol and electricity don’t mix well.

Doesn’t look bad at all right now.

All assembled, it looks perfect. Love it.

Probably old age, years of tension and vibration. Perhaps a pre-existing flaw in that casting, I wouldn’t read too much into it unless it happens again.

There’s still time for it to change a lot. And, I could drive a truck and bring a bigger, more comfortable, more weather-worthy tent. I just didn’t want to spend all that fuel money.

Oh, crap. NOAA caught up to Justin’s weather guy.

Stop that. NOAA is still not showing rain Friday and Saturday.

Oh, come on, now! For Pete's sake. I have to get my winter coat out again for this trip? I mean, cold is better than rain. But I was looking forward to a pleasant spring camping trip.

Picture is too close to give any context of what we’re looking at. I can see what’s broken and missing. But what goes there? There might be a decent way to support and anchor that object and use the broken dash.

Take your time going through the tasks on your list. Don't rush. Spend time looking at everything while you're working in any particular area. Have a pencil ready to add things to your list as you work on it and get familiar with the truck.

Some people are relentless with silly questions.

I think he sees Eddo’s post as a good opportunity.

These engineers weren't even born when that happened.