November Wheeling
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Rich I figure leave sometime in the afternoon but try and leave in time to avoid traffic around filthadelphia.
Weather looks clear but cold. Coveralls for sure, and warm drinks as me has no heater yet.
Skid plate is almost done and started packing tools and spares. Dad has instructions that were pulling away from the house no later than 6:30 AM.
Everyone else still in?
Skid plate is almost done and started packing tools and spares. Dad has instructions that were pulling away from the house no later than 6:30 AM.
Everyone else still in?
I am still in and can wait to test out the new lockers and suspension.
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Sunday the 14thI'm a bit confused. Is this trip happening on Saturday 11/13 or Sunday 11/14?
Posting this in the other thread too.
Awesome pic. 
I just added a few, the tablet I had doesn't have the best camera
Technically it’s still November, and if you leave the pavement it’s wheeling, right? Could be a stretch, but my oldest daughter and I had some time together this morning. Started with breakfast at Red Lion diner, then went South to Atsion and veered off pavement into Wharton for a little while. Just some dirt roads and such, soft sand and a little muddy patches. Put it in low range but never locked the hubs. A few sandy spots required wheelspin but the rear locker works well and all was good. I’m gonna need a traction bar eventually as heavy throttle started to wrap the rear springs. But the EFI modified linkage worked really well and allows very good modulation so it’s easy to work the rig through the powerband.
We stopped a few times and took little hikes, saw lots of deer prints. She saw the blackened bases of trees and learned about how fire is part of the life cycle of the pine forests. We kept a few pine cones to toss into the fire tonite and see how they open up. Was cold but a good morning trip.
We stopped a few times and took little hikes, saw lots of deer prints. She saw the blackened bases of trees and learned about how fire is part of the life cycle of the pine forests. We kept a few pine cones to toss into the fire tonite and see how they open up. Was cold but a good morning trip.
