Mike Shull
Let’s go…
Looks like a close call.
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Looks like a close call.
Ya i never even got to get down to the river this year . We did have a Pancake Breakfast and that went well . I Plan to bring that back to everyone next year . Also A big Thank you to Tony for his Trail talk with Tony Tour. everyone really enjoyed that .And paint our swing out rack. I missed spending time with you & Elsie, hope you got some down time to enjoy the place, next year camping behind kitchen with the Elsie, she needs an offical committee collar next year, maybe she could lead the wagon run ?
I highly recommend getting a Bun trail welder to keep in your vehicle. Even if you can not weld someone will come along that can .“I may have said something” I can only imagine.
After reading this I can’t wait to go on my first rock climbing adventure with all my very first build ever homemade crap!
Maybe I need to add a welder to the budget…
Great story!
They will be at Rubithon in 2025 with units for sale and have one set up so people can try there hand at it .Is there a TLCA disc ?, I think they are PMC members as well so this could be good.
Truck looks good on the trail, nice to finally see some actual photos of it in action @AgentOrangeSo my WB is at 98 right now. But i plan on bringing the front forward a little . i want 100-102 ish . my axles are rear 66 wms -wms. and my front is 69 wms wms i just have not started on the front yet.
Those pics make that section look easyView attachment 3701612View attachment 3701613
Here's a couple that Jazmin caught as you went right up. I am already collecting parts and something with a center pin to fail is NOT going back in. I've already lost 80 pounds off the rig as well. That whole rack came off and I'm going to removed more. I'm mad at myself that I couldn't finish it under my own power. Lesson learned, moving on. It was still an amazing trip and well worth the effort to come out and even the break. I'd rather break and find weak points where I had this kind of support than on a run where I'm SOL. Thanks again for the invite for this. It meant a lot to me and we had a blast!