Oh, and I will be sending AAA an email. If having to wait 3hrs for a tow truck is what the Premiere membership gets you maybe I'll see what others have to offer.
Thanks again for following me down the hill at a snails pace!
"kevheb" wrote: Oh, and I will be sending AAA an email. If having to wait 3hrs for a tow truck is what the Premiere membership gets you maybe I'll see what others have to offer.
That's pretty bad. I'd be interested in hearing what they have to say.
Hard at work 😁
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Kevin and I at a place called the "Secret spot" camp site.
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Great pictures! 😎
That "Secret Camp Spot" is always taken when I get there. 🙁
Nice pics, would have liked to have been there.
Those are great pics. Very clear too. Was that a cell phone, or a camera?
Glad everyone made it home safe.
Where did you cut the sidewall? At one point, I cut a Krawler sidewall on three consecutive Fordyce runs (2 still held air). That trail has a lot of sharp rocks.
"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: Those are great pics. Very clear too. Was that a cell phone, or a camera?
Glad everyone made it home safe.
Where did you cut the sidewall? At one point, I cut a Krawler sidewall on three consecutive Fordyce runs (2 still held air). That trail has a lot of sharp rocks.
Nice pics!
No sidewalls were injured during this run. 😀
nice pic guys. looks like good times. by the way kev, you forearms look like Popeye's! do you work out? 😉
Sorry for the confusion. I saw Joe's post and was behind. Rob has 40" MT/R's so I made an incorrect assumption. My guess is Joe's pic isn't from Fordyce but probably the Rubicon.
I haven't had sidewall problems on the Rubicon.
Nikon DSLR D700 with a 24mm f2.8 lens
"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: Those are great pics. Very clear too. Was that a cell phone, or a camera?
"lowrider" wrote: nice pic guys. looks like good times. by the way kev, you forearms look like Popeye's! do you work out? 😉
I eats me spinach! 😂
This was my fix for Kevin's front leaf. The shackle was completely ripped of the bracket and the spring was no longer attached to the frame. We took his winch cable and wrapped it through the shackle and then synched the shackle to the front bumper with the winch. He drove it from winch hill 4 all the way to Truckee and then to Roseville like that. I don't think the shackle ever moved once we synched it down!!!!!
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Fixed!
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Nice fix. Will we see it at the meeting?
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