First of all, that's not a bumper, that's a step.
4th Annual 70 Series Meet & Greet (2 Viewers)
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I was VERY careful to not back my 75 Series Ute into anything larger than a butterfly.
You sketch it on a napkin, Rob can build it.
Ward, Lets move this to P.M.How about a steel beer can to replicate OE look but with some substance?
Thanks
Yep....a couple of good ones. Will get them up!
Two of Sam setting up winch to load sick LJ70.
Another of him helping to navigate a tough spot.
Thanks again....hope you have recovered from the bug!
Another of him helping to navigate a tough spot.
Thanks again....hope you have recovered from the bug!
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I would have simply pushed the Cruiser up on the trailer but you guys insisted on doing it the hard way.
jomelo
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Above the clouds.
c2dfj45
Supporting Vendor
A few more....
An awesome looking truck...
Which proved itself to be quite capable.
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Finally had a chance to spend some time on the fuel problem on my LJ70 that broke down on the Friday trail ride at Windrock recently. I was convinced that the manual pump on the fuel filter body was bad; it would not even pump fuel straight out of a cup. But the diaphragm seemed to be OK and not leaking air. Finally after wasting a bunch of time, I crawled under the truck and immediately saw a broken rubber fuel line back near the tank. Not sure yet what caused it to break; but very much relieved that it's a cheap fix.
Thanks again for all the great help on the trail.
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Thanks again for all the great help on the trail.
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Glad to hear it was something simple.Finally had a chance to spend some time on the fuel problem on my LJ70 that broke down on the Friday trail ride at Windrock recently. I was convinced that the manual pump on the fuel filter body was bad; it would not even pump fuel straight out of a cup. But the diaphragm seemed to be OK and not leaking air. Finally after wasting a bunch of time, I crawled under the truck and immediately saw a broken rubber fuel line back near the tank. Not sure yet what caused it to break; but very much relieved that it's a cheap fix.
Thanks again for all the great help on the trail.
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Well after the fact, I was contacted by the health department concerning this photo. They unfortunately pointed out a number of violations that have now been forwarded to our legal department. (aka Peter Brown esquire / @peterb )
In no particular order:
1) The cooking area was far from sterile.
2) The cook wasn't wearing a headnet.
3) No food service permit was posted on or near the cooking area. ( I tried to explain to them that no permit could survive trail 22 but I'm not sure they bought that excuse)
4) The smoke ventilation wasn't adequate. (I pointed out that 80 Series often smoke and had little to do with the cooking surface.
I decided to pull up my big boy pants and let then know that Peter and Sam were the organizers and I was simply an innocent bystander.
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wardharris
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To quote a wise old fart (me) if you are not pissing someone off, you just ain't tryin'.......
I dunno, I’ve done been trained in food service inspections (along with propper construction of field latrine facilities), looks okay to me. Quite clearly you can see food waste deposits down stream/down wind of preparation facilities. Also plenty of dirt to clean hands and utensils. Passes the DoD requisites 
A word from the organizers:
Our video and fine arts director (and yes we are that sophisticated) is in the final editing process with the drone footage and it should be posted in the next week or so.
Our video and fine arts director (and yes we are that sophisticated) is in the final editing process with the drone footage and it should be posted in the next week or so.
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