Markuson
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and Lifted OME with Springs! 275 70 18 BFG KO2's! I'm so happy, it finally says I am a Land Cruiser!
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Even my Boy Jude picked up a 200 Series:
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Cruiser fit right in over at the North Shore Beach and Yacht club...
Hey all, I'm new here. We just got a 2011 200 on Saturday to add to the collection! I am super excited to make her my own 
Nice Rigs, welcome to MUD!Hey all, I'm new here. We just got a 2011 200 on Saturday to add to the collection! I am super excited to make her my own
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It's finally properly warm here! This is all before the lift.
So, early in the day yesterday I receive a text from my wife stating that she NEEDS to go camping. So I meet up with my father-in-law and set out to see if we can find anything open that would allow room for the in-law's RV, plus my trailer. (I also wanted to try out the new KO2s, too, but don't tell her that...)
We were heading North towards a family favorite, when we encountered this:
Knowing that the snow would probably (mostly) melt by the end of the week, we pressed on and plowed through the snow. No big deal for the KO2s.
Around a few more bends, we encountered this
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Well, this was a show stopper for both the RV and my 26' long travel trailer. There was no way that we would get past this obstacle, BUT... that didn't mean that I couldn't try with the new KO2s... (I have a small video that my father-in-law took of me driving over this and then on the way back using Crawl Control, just to play with it..., back over.
I'll post those in a bit.)
The LX was VERY stable going over this smallish (6-7' vertical) hump, but we only got about 1 mile farther and this is what came into view...
Uh.... I don't think so.... to be cont.
We were heading North towards a family favorite, when we encountered this:
Knowing that the snow would probably (mostly) melt by the end of the week, we pressed on and plowed through the snow. No big deal for the KO2s.
Around a few more bends, we encountered this
:Well, this was a show stopper for both the RV and my 26' long travel trailer. There was no way that we would get past this obstacle, BUT... that didn't mean that I couldn't try with the new KO2s... (I have a small video that my father-in-law took of me driving over this and then on the way back using Crawl Control, just to play with it..., back over.
I'll post those in a bit.)The LX was VERY stable going over this smallish (6-7' vertical) hump, but we only got about 1 mile farther and this is what came into view...
Uh.... I don't think so.... to be cont.
To give a bit more perspective.... Here I am standing next to the "wee pebble", as my F-I-L calls it:
We hiked around, just because it was a beautiful day and walked down to the water's edge. It was flowing a bit fast though...
Overall, we did not make it back to our camp spot, but had fun trying to get there.
We hiked around, just because it was a beautiful day and walked down to the water's edge. It was flowing a bit fast though...
Overall, we did not make it back to our camp spot, but had fun trying to get there.
Here is a link to me driving over the first "road block" without using Crawl Control:
On the way back through, I wanted to play with the Crawl Control, just because I had not had a "proper" opportunity. The system did very well, but in the slowest setting, it was a bit jerky, as you can plainly see in this video. I sped it up, when I came back through the deepest snow (not in video) and it was very smooth and made going through the snow very easy!
And yeah, I need to wash the bugger now...
And yeah, I need to wash the bugger now...
Markuson
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That's what I love about Cruisers.
It's not just the destination that's a hoot. A huge part of the "hoot" is getting there...and getting back--
--or in your case...even NOT getting there!
Great post!
Markuson
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If you post to YouTube...more people will be able to see your vid. Right now the link says, "Video Unavailable," etc.
I'll see what I can do about getting it onto Youtube... but for the sake of seeing something interesting... a friend directed me to the following video on Youtube from a locale not too far away...
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How about this link?
Here is a Youtube link to the second video, with Crawl activated. You can tell, because it kind of lurches along... it only did this in the slowest setting.
Yes sir, good eye! We have had it for ever and its holding up well!!!
Markuson
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Interesting to see the slide as it slowly accumulates.
I've always been amazed at how THIN the actual topsoil is compared with the underlying rock...
What was scary to me about this was as I was walking along the edge in front of that large rock in my pic, dirt was rolling down... I never thought that a sudden deluge of dirt could possibly start coming down... later I looked closer at the base dirt on the outside edge of the rock and found that it was just dirt covered SNOW... melting. We left.
