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What type of firewood do you burn? Here in the desert Southwest, especially New Mexico, pinon pine is really popular mainly because of its fragrance. It's also good mixed with ponderosa pine.
What did you do with your 60 this weekend? (5 Viewers)
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Did the 4runner wiper arm mod and the 80 wiper arm still need to get new wiper blades but not driving to the beach to get new ones to much turrist traffic here on the obx also replaced the covers on the cowl
In the South West of Western Australia we burn Jarrah.
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I thought that looked like eucalyptus.
Picked up a bunch of spare parts locally. Well worth it.
Found a bike rack, and discovered it fits with room for water too!
Now to service the bikes for the kids.
Slime, anyone?
Now to service the bikes for the kids.
Slime, anyone?
Did @ophir’s hand throttle control mod. Best $54 bucks ever!
Also went and picked up this here metal cabinet off of FB Marketplace for the garage for $50.
Also went and picked up this here metal cabinet off of FB Marketplace for the garage for $50.
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Hojack
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Possibly kills me one day... lol. Aka, Hand throttle control. Aka, poor mans cruise control.
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Looks like you're ready to head up into the Jemez for some summer fun!Found a bike rack, and discovered it fits with room for water too!
Now to service the bikes for the kids.
Slime, anyone?
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swapping the Steering u joint and this happens....
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Anybody has one that is willing to sell ?
I thought I was the only one that’s happened to!
Hojack
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At least that didn’t happen going down the highwayswapping the Steering u joint and this happens....
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Anybody has one that is willing to sell ?
Hojack
♠️Project Snowball❄️
After getting the Speedhut gauges tested Saturday, took family hiking to Ramona Falls below the western flank of Mt. Hood.
Cascading Ramona Falls, Oregon
The 7 mile hike took about 4 hours with the kids and dogs. It gains about 1,000’ in 3.5 miles and goes through the very scenic Sandy River valley. This valley has been shaped by glaciers, volcanic eruptions and floods.
Enjoyed a great day off with the Hojack clan.
Got the Speedhut Gauges completed this morning and took 60 home.
Scenery on way home at Eagle Fern Park
Cascading Ramona Falls, Oregon
The 7 mile hike took about 4 hours with the kids and dogs. It gains about 1,000’ in 3.5 miles and goes through the very scenic Sandy River valley. This valley has been shaped by glaciers, volcanic eruptions and floods.
Enjoyed a great day off with the Hojack clan.
Got the Speedhut Gauges completed this morning and took 60 home.
Scenery on way home at Eagle Fern Park
Yeah that was usererror.... right there...i should have kept the bolt in place....At least that didn’t happen going down the highway
School of hard knocks..
I have the same fog light switch!
Went with some friends to the Mt Hood NF to do some dispersed camping off the Old Barlow Road, but it was still closed. We found a spot nearby on the east fork of Hood River, at Polallie. Not too far from the Hojacks I think!
Camp kitchen in the 60, chopped up some deadfall, got the weenies on the fire.
Rain rolled in and we set up a shantytown on the 4Runner. We'd both looked at the forecast and failed to bring any kind of a popup shelter, so we made do with tarps and a rain fly. A little third world ingenuity got everything leak free and smoke drafting properly.
I have a few new to-do list items:
- wire in some USB outlets
- tune-up and valve adjust as it seems to struggle uphill more than usual
- make a flat, easily cleanable tailgate panel
All told a really pleasant weekend with friends and the Cruiser.
Camp kitchen in the 60, chopped up some deadfall, got the weenies on the fire.
Rain rolled in and we set up a shantytown on the 4Runner. We'd both looked at the forecast and failed to bring any kind of a popup shelter, so we made do with tarps and a rain fly. A little third world ingenuity got everything leak free and smoke drafting properly.
I have a few new to-do list items:
- wire in some USB outlets
- tune-up and valve adjust as it seems to struggle uphill more than usual
- make a flat, easily cleanable tailgate panel
All told a really pleasant weekend with friends and the Cruiser.
