King of the Hammers 2025 (1 Viewer)

[lt1fire]

It was a great trip. I had to cut my time short but always good hanging out.

Great seeing you again

 

[cruisermatt]

@GLTHFJ60 we need to go next year

 

[GLTHFJ60]

@GLTHFJ60 we need to go next year

I'm down. Take the motel?

 

[GarnerFJ40]

Had a blast, again guys. This time more people definitely make it more fun, and being nimble AF in Del's Polaris... Probably the longest tent camping I've done since Boy Scouts... Once Del's truck is back and the camping gear is unloaded, I'll upload some video.

 

[lt1fire]

Had a blast, again guys. This time more people definitely make it more fun, and being nimble AF in Del's Polaris... Probably the longest tent camping I've done since Boy Scouts... Once Del's truck is back and the camping gear is unloaded, I'll upload some video.

Yep its also amazing how fast you get used to fireworks nonstop all night and sleep right through that.

 

[lt1fire]

Also forgot to say that the Tundra really impressed me on the ride home. At 338k I was a little apprehensive about towing a large load 1,200 miles for the first time.
Temp gauge never moved, even at high rpm blasts up 7% grades of 3 miles or more.
Gas mileage was up and down as the terrain was so different. Lowest was 7.5 mpg highest was 11.5 mpg but that had about 40 miles of an unloaded trailer mixed in. One the mostly flat ground of I5 in northern Oregon it was 10.5. Plus the 80 was backwards giving it the aerodynamics of a barn. But that was just because rolling it off of Del's trailer on aj incline straight onto mine was the easiest way to load a non-op in the desert.

 

[GarnerFJ40]

Yes, Jason did a great job of steering that bad boy 12 feet!