PEAK PUTTERS

Might as well put a cam in it while its apart...

1000 acres as of Wednesday night...

https://www.yakimaherald.com/news/local ... e54f6.html

If I'm reading maps right, this is just across the street (relatively) from Jim Sprick Park

Yeah, I'm thinking its an accumulation of many not so tiny amounts of play leading to my overall problem.

Its corrected enough for this weekends adventuring duties. Successfully flat towed to Silverwood, will use the LJ to Scout out a camp site for after the park stay

Full disclosure is fine, this is a safe space..

Last week I got the full on full lock to lock DEATH WOBBLE on the way to work! Had to turn around and grab the truck before making it to work with seconds to spare... I've gone through the whole front end and nothing is LOOSE, the control arms have soft (old) bushings but not shot, the track bar loo...

Still need to make time to get this fix done...

September 16-18

Good times and should be nice camping weather by then.

Also, we're on the schedule to cook breakfast Sunday morning.

Who's in, I'm planning to attend

I wonder if Signal Stick would mail you a new whip

Oh man Corey!

Love the "olive branch" analogy...

I think Juniper was our first GMRS "test run". While the radios worked, there weren't many rigs with functioning radios. (Tim was having some technical issues but didn't have his manual on board) The Ahtanum snow run was better, but still the percentage of rigs running GMRS was low. It too...

Our annual exploration of Lady Bug Hill 20220703_154748.jpg The amazing views from Lion Rock 20220703_154810.jpg 20220703_154757.jpg 20220703_154753.jpg This year had a little bit of EVERYTHING except the one thing we usually have too much of. No sweltering HEAT! The weather was awesome the whole ti...

Nice wear!

Definitely got good life out of 'em

That guy wasn't pushing too hard, but after eyeballing my tires said I might be able to make it around the trailer... We just dipped into the ditch for a second and drove around the camper. The snow was wet and heavy, but the Jeep was working. I had dropped to 4 lbs, and if I went to 2 lbs it might ...

Short notice call for a day trip nets low attendance... Turns out solo wheeling , while not the best idea, is pretty fun! :thu: With everyone else not being able to make it, it gave us the ability to really take our time. Make a stop in Yakima on the way up for breakfast, extra time to load stuff fr...

Just dug up a pic of my YJ half doors, same thing. They open towards the front. Never had a problem with the half doors, the latch is super easy on them. The full door latches are heavy, I actually sprained my thumb opening them!

The half door latch might be a similar project.

Are TJ half door handles backwards from YJ doors?

Deputy Dodge 413 wrote:Will this work for half doors?

See photo for full extent of my door gandle Flipping knowledge

Sent link to Casey...

Quality and Handheld don't both go together when talking about CB

do the permanently mounted mobile radios need a special antenna? Yes, a mobile radio has all the basic components that a CB radio would have. The radio itself, coax and GMRS specific antenna. The required antenna itself can be MUCH shorter, but because of the small size requirements fancier/high ga...

Hand held for spotter/winch duty was pretty awesome on the last trip, and Jennifer has used hand helds as "hand out" radios for folks without GMRS capability. They're not as nice as a permanently mounted mobile radio, but get the job done for short range.

There's a huge swing in prices, most of the higher priced models do everything that we would ever need and more, and some of the lower priced units can have some odd quarks.

I haven't settled on a specific unit to recommend yet. I'm trying to get a feel for the in's and out's of different units. Some of the units that have been on the trail with us are: -Midland MXT275 MXT400 -Radioddity DB20-G -Kenwood TK-8180 (business radio thats not exactly turn key) Soon to be in u...