PEAK PUTTERS

I have different wheels now, unfortunately the offset is more so the trailer will be 4" wider,I also ordered 2 sheets of Baltic birch 5'x5'x1/2", and ordered a tongue jack and safety chains from harbor freight, tonight I am going to Pick up a free 84 sidekick camper that was in the paper t...

A+ grumpy, you have nailed it, I fear this is only getting started

If no one else from her pipes up, I am coming from Yakima, and can meet you at the exit

had some peculiar clearance issues, and determined that my $40 wrecking yard wheels are bent, So I am in the market for some 6 lug 16" wheels if they don't have any to trade me. I will find out tomorrow, after i take the tires off the wheels

$550ish

get a rope i have a bad attitude, but it has been getting worse lately

just a few more welds, and then i can paint, and start on the floor, that is all for now, until i get more funds

picked up the steal yesterday, hope to have a rolling chassis by tomorrow I will post pics then, i will also be out of funds by then so back to scraping pennies

i see that too, but the links do not work

oops just posted the link from Ron didn't read the fine print

http://store.4wheelingplus.com/proddetail.asp?prod=11232.21


$179.99 ( plus shipping) with peak putters discount, Pm me if you are interested with more info i can get you the exact total

they stuck it to the snowmobiles, by changing the name of the snow park, so now a discover pass is required

looks great!, nice work

slow but hopefully steady progress http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb317/colemancooler/traileraxle.jpg i got the axle today and assembled it, and got the tires mounted on it , now that the width is known for sure I can move on to the frame. i decided to keep it simple, no Independent suspension f...

couldn't you just isolate the bags with a valve after filling them, like the pic i posted on page 1?

any good trailer suspension uses a shock

i decided to keep it simple
i got tires and wheels for $40, and mounted them up, measure 29.5"


the axle is on order, and should be here in a week or so

it saves $ on maintenance as has been proven over the last few years, and it is easier to implement a floating seasonal closure, because the ranger has to get authority higher up to implement it, on a yearly basis. i have a foot in both camps on this one

this had been coming for some time, and i agree with O.G. it is for the best, i do not like that we will mostly only be allowed up during dust season, but the few have ruined the spring wheeling for the rest of us, at least in the Naches area

stolen from cegs website http://easternwashingtonadventures.com/Public_Land/Naches_Ranger_District/2012_Spring_Trail_Closure.pdf

i just received this info from the Naches ranger dist, i copied and pasted this info because they sent it to me in a pdf and I am not sure how to share the pdf attachment from my e mail [quote]Seasonal weather patterns are indicative of how much precipitation falls along the eastern slopes of the Ca...

direct link to the thread

http://insanityfab.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=5434

i hit 8,000+ with my isuzu trooper, and got rid of it shortly after that

sounds pretty reasonable, what a nightmare

I am running my wife's grandpa to a dr apt in tri cities Wednesday, if someone wants to meet me