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Christmas tree on top of the truck thread (1 Viewer)
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CuCruiser
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What's funny about this thread is that every year I remember it but always seem to get my tree at night.....
rhah
Admit it, your cruisers jealous
It’s not on top, and it’s not a Christmas tree, but it was a tree and it is strapped to the silver one. In the Christmas spirit decided to break an axle and turn the silver one into a sleigh for the holidays.
NeverGiveUpYota
Dare me.
Wha?!!!! Does it work?
rhah
Admit it, your cruisers jealous
Got me over the river and through the woods
My son and I dusted off the 60 to perform its annual Christmas tree duties... we went on an adventure deep into the garden department of Lowe’s for the a solid tree to throw on top to further accentuate the cruiser lean.. now it’s tradition to save some needles in the rain gutter for good luck and solid rust acceleration... jk
Pretty sure that twine is not street rated.
Pretty sure that twine is not street rated.
I love the pictures of the trees on the cruisers. However, seeing the rigs with trees in netting or in front of some package store just seems to lose the spirit of this thread for me. Might as well be on the top of a Camry.
That being said, I'm lazy and so when we will go cut our tree, I just throw it in the back of the pickup. So no tree on the cruiser for me, unless I go dig up the ones with it tied to the top of my 40 (20 years ago).
That being said, I'm lazy and so when we will go cut our tree, I just throw it in the back of the pickup. So no tree on the cruiser for me, unless I go dig up the ones with it tied to the top of my 40 (20 years ago).
Freakin genius!
Mission accomplished
Cut ours today...threw it on top of my wife's 62 -->
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ufg8r
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NeverGiveUpYota
Dare me.
Yah! Good seeing you here Ed!
NeverGiveUpYota
Dare me.
What is happening here? Edited, was happening?
Pfft. Well look at all you opulent mudders over here with your fancy roof racks. It must be nice to be able to sit next to your sweetheart and not have the top of a sharp-needled fir tree on the center console that stabs your hand every time you reach over to shift gears on your 80 mile journey back home.
Today !
ufg8r
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Same as @rhah, broken axle. The axles are held in by a c-clip on the inner end of the axle, so when they break the wheel/drum/axle wants to leave the housing. To get off the trail you can do what I did (force it to stay in) or what rhah did and just go ahead and take it out and use a skid.
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