These are the parts that DON'T show up in the travel brochures........ They feel it may deter customers if they tell you that one requirement is a .45............
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These are the parts that DON'T show up in the travel brochures........ They feel it may deter customers if they tell you that one requirement is a .45............
Looks like you guys are having a good time so far! So any update on the suspension setup since you've put a few more miles since the initial drive? Is the front/rear height level? I'm about to order the 3 inch TD kit
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I will not confirm nor deny what means of protection we have with us since we are in Kalifornistan and don't need to be on a watch list...
You should be OK, since this is legal here for the next 2 years.
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It is excellent. I've probably got 900-1000 lbs of gear and it is sitting about level. Normally it has a little bit of rake/stinkbug to it, which I prefer since that's how they came from the factory. I'll post a couple of pics so you can see it. The "light" setup that I have is rated to 660lbs and another 280 lbs would drop it about an inch.
Your second amendment rights are valid here in the land of fruits and nuts.
You should get in touch with @TheBelgian for some campooting. (he actually coined that term. I think he is somewhat close to that area where you are now.
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What is campooting?!
Did you stop by the Chinese fish market? Cheap, good quality and fresh. Good job. Ask them to clean it up for you, it's included in the price.
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Not a huge day of fishing but caught a few 3 pounders. It was a beautiful day. Phone wasn't ringing. Can't complain.
Fishing again tomorrow. Then heading out of town towards Denver.
Fishing again tomorrow. Then heading out of town towards Denver.
What's this about ziploc method? I need to fill up my knuckles as well.. avoiding doing them until Iowa Spring.
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Fill baggie with grease, cut corner off and squeeze into birfield. And holy crap! A mud member from my neck of the woods! I work in FD and my wife is from Stanhope so we're in the area oftenWhat's this about ziploc method? I need to fill up my knuckles as well.. avoiding doing them until Iowa Spring.
Fill baggie with grease, cut corner off and squeeze into birfield. And holy crap! A mud member from my neck of the woods! I work in FD and my wife is from Stanhope so we're in the area often
Lol that baggie method will solve a lot for me, just the thought of pumping it via my grease gun...
.And hello fellow north central Iowan... Beers on me...
JaketheSSnake
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Sears had a pro series air powered grease gun on sale earlier this year, I was all over that! Sooooo much easier. We'll have to see if we can do a Cruiser get together when it gets nicer next year. I wish I knew of some legal trails around here. All the good ones are trespassing around here lolLol that baggie method will solve a lot for me, just the thought of pumping it via my grease gun...
And hello fellow north central Iowan... Beers on me...
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What's this about ziploc method? I need to fill up my knuckles as well.. avoiding doing them until Iowa Spring.
See Jake's rundown below...
Fill baggie with grease, cut corner off and squeeze into birfield. And holy crap! A mud member from my neck of the woods! I work in FD and my wife is from Stanhope so we're in the area often
You need a FREEZER ziploc bag otherwise the bag explodes all over your hand.
Also can use a pastry bag. But some wives frown against this.
Lol that baggie method will solve a lot for me, just the thought of pumping it via my grease gun...
And hello fellow north central Iowan... Beers on me...
Nice to see more Iowans on here.
Iowa Tall Corn Cruisers gets together. @Dudleyfj40 when is the next meeting?