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We have 3 tilt decks at work. One is a deckover hydraulic Big Tex. For sure the best system but not the cheapest. The second is like your #1. It's a Summit, gravity tilt, the worst of the 3 we have. The last one is like your #3. It's a Big Tex, gravity, works great for equipment. The only down side ...

tobyw wrote:So you didn't summit Darland... What else did the guy in the SxS have to say, has anyone been across the top yet?

There were tracks to the top May 1

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Wow, must be well built. I have a friend looking for a project.

Yes, interested if the price is right.

Wrangler? Price? Specs?

Lurch wrote:Always loctite and torque ring gear bolts.

And clean all oil out of the holes with brake clean so the locktite is effective.

If it was me:
1. good oversize tires
2. good winch
3. lockers

In that order

Parts for explorer

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Lurch wrote:That's what the RV places say. If it's that heavy what's the difference between being on a trailer or flat towed. Puts the same amount of stress on the tow vehicles braking system.

They wanted to sell you more parts and labor.

Is everyone in city limits or are these county hurdles?

I built my 30x48x14 pole building in 2007 with help from friends and family. I didn't buy a kit, I just shopped locally for what I needed. The only things I hired out was concrete and wall insulation. Shop, 12x30 loft, electrical, bathroom and heat was about 35k. It took me all summer to build. To d...

I'll post here my reply to Phantom on the Off-Camber.com thread. Great summary Phantom. Everyone should get behind one of the plans and submit your comments to such online before July 8th. My pie in the sky outlook is that is what they will base their plan choice on and then implement. Obviously we ...

What's the wheel size and back spacing on the beadlocks and do you have a picture of the inner lock ring? Wondering how much room there is for brake rotor.

Was this Sunday? We were there Saturday but didn't see any other jeeps. It was our first time to the area and it was great fun.

How can I get rid of the big red box at the top that says new format?

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The 36s are actually taller.

I have a set of 37" bias and 39.5" bias, both on beadlocks. I start out in the snow at 5 psi and usually end the day at 2 psi.

I know of a mid70s F150 4x4 for sale. Body work has been done but needs paint. Also needs engine but comes with a potential good running engine. I can find out price if your interested.

With the iroks anything less the 5 just doesn't work. My experience has been the opposite. I'm never over 5 in the snow. Last weekend there was 2' of new on Darland and I was down to about 1psi up on top. When you go up in elevation you need to drop more air. By the time I got back to the snow park...

Rottwheeler wrote:
Oh... and which tires are the best for pure snow wheeling???

IROK bias. But there are a lot of variables including vehicle specs and snow conditions.

How can I get ahold of you to see them tomorrow?

Sending pm on the Walkers.