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Lee I may have someone who is interested... Get back to you soon...Steve

This sounds almost too good to be true...I am under the impression that there is a healthy markup on tires. Which store in Tri-Cities should I go to to find 285/75/16 in a AT -- Nov. 16 is a Sunday?

Jimmy, if the ground is mostly sand, it won't freeze worth beans. It just drys out and then gets soft once you break the thin crust. Moist sand is better traction.

I agree with Dan. This project could blow up in our face.

Some of those tires look like they have been enhanched

I assume that you were under a serious time constrant. A bunch of us were at Long Meadow all weekend participating in the litter patrol. Too bad you could not hook up with us for the Sat. potluck.

Toby, It has been awhile since I have gone that route from Rider's Camp (Manashtash). I recall that the trail head was well marked. The trail was pretty easy up to Tri-Pod and down to Milk Lake.

Hell, I have a Wild Country 32-12.50-15 on a rusty chrome rim (6 hole) that I will give you. The tire has 1/4" tread. It was my spare until recently.

I have a set of alum. 10" yota rims....$200 if you're interested.

Steve

FYE....Notice the spotter's instructions. I think most of use ran our Pass. Tire up the far right side... Good thing too

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ropaqrmNgyo

Kind of funny, there is a picture of Rich and I trying to push Curtis off a tree. However, his wheels were turned into the tree. No wonder we sucked

Here is the map. You guys can figure out where your trail is and who owns it. The brown stuff belongs to BLM

Kudos to you guys... in addition to protecting a public resource, you have saved many wheel berings, diff. fluid, and a few brake jobs.

Curtis called a "Camp out of your rig" run to the Rimrock area during the Labor Day weekend. Inspite of the crummy weather forecast, it was sunny and pleasent. The temperature did drop below freezing at night. http://www.peakputters.com/forum/userpix/14_Liberty_On_July_4_2008_003_1.jpg Rob...

Dave,

I have one you can use. My rental program is similar to Autozone's. You barrow for free, but pay for it if returned in poor shape... I can swing by your place and drop is off if you like...

White Trash...Send me a PM and tell me were the top of the trail head is....

Strange... You use to be able to find the Yakima County/Naches Forest map on line. Your best bet is to contact the Forest Service's Naches District Office and have one Shipped.

Can anyone tell me where the top end of the Pucker Ridge Trail starts?

An external brake is good. That is my bigest bitch that I have about my cheap Warn M8000.

Don't worry, your springs should flex just fine after a few dozen hard runs

If bump steer is an issue, you may want a pitman arm with a bit more drop if you can fit it. Also consider a support bracket for the power steering box.

Reports of TJs developing a death wobble are popping up on the web. My little sister is now experiencing the death wobble on her 2004 stock TJ with 50K miles on it. The story is the same...45 to 50 mph, hit a small bump in the road, and the death wobble appears. What I could gather from the various ...

That cannon (S&W 460) really did not kick due to the fluting in the barrel. However, you are surprised by the huge pressure wave across your upper torso as the gases are directed back at you. Its similar to standing near a M-80 with earplugs.

I am looking for all terrian tires for my little sisters TJ. Let me know what you have and we can discuss the price.

thanks...steve

I have never posted on the projects section....So...Woo Hoo! My new motor mount for the passage side of the Screaming Toylet has arrived. http://www.peakputters.com/forum/userpix/14_mmsinglewithbolts_1.jpg I have been witness to some serious tranny hopp'en while running backwards. BTW, the Lucus Sto...