Your 200 and trailer looked great on the highway. Very nice setup!
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Your 200 and trailer looked great on the highway. Very nice setup!
Your 200 and trailer looked great on the highway. Very nice setup!
So did you still manage to make it to Vegas "on your way home"?Yeah, I've wheeled Moab (and other places) a fair bit. And I've never seen rigs get that close to tipping over, consecutively. The Tacoma I thought was going over for sure. As soon as he started I said "That's a bad line..." I felt I had to jump on his left/rear bumper to counter-weight, that was insane. Probably not the smartest move but I couldn't just stand by and watch that.
Metal Masher was fun though.
But then I ate something and puked all night from Friday night through Saturday and missed Poison Spider on Saturday. Bummer as it's my favorite trail, but I got to lay in bed and watch dozens of hours of Food Network in the hotel. So there's that.
So did you still manage to make it to Vegas "on your way home"?
200 series on hells revenge. He drove into a massive hole he didnt see with a lot of momentum. I couldn't believe it when it didn't go all the way over. It got caught on the front bumper which saved it. 5 feet to the left is a 30 foot drop off. I winched to his rear corner with my fj40. He only got a scratch on his bumper in the end.
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200 series on hells revenge. He drove into a massive hole he didnt see with a lot of momentum. I couldn't believe it when it didn't go all the way over. It got caught on the front bumper which saved it. 5 feet to the left is a 30 foot drop off. I winched to his rear corner with my fj40. He only got a scratch on his bumper in the end.
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200 series on hells revenge. He drove into a massive hole he didnt see with a lot of momentum. I couldn't believe it when it didn't go all the way over. It got caught on the front bumper which saved it. 5 feet to the left is a 30 foot drop off. I winched to his rear corner with my fj40. He only got a scratch on his bumper in the end.
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yeah, i'll probably go up for a day trip. just to get ideas and see how the other half live....
there's some NNNNNIIIIIICCCEEEEE rigs that show up. $750K earthromers, and the like.
will be interesting to see what the weather is like this year.
had crazy snow 2 or 3 years ago and total mud fest last year.
been a mild dry winter, probably going to be a hot one this year.
I wouldn't do it at night. Only way you could do it is if you had enough stadium lighting on your rig to light up everything, but then who wants to be on a trail with a bunch of rigs with bright lights blaring at you front and back? I guess some don't mind it or else they wouldn't have gone.And people looked at me funny when I said doing a night run on hells wasn't a good idea. Easy to miss the mark in the day, not sure how some of those turns around the hot tub people could stay on track without seeing the tire marks as you cant really see whats up ahead at certain angles
Wasn't by choice, but we did golden crack to poison spider and back to trailhead at night with nothing more than stock halogens and handheld flashlights.
made for a looooong night.
AAAAAnd, that's why I'm bumming a ride this year. She's done with moab.