PEAK PUTTERS

Seen this on another site.
Just a simple thread to post a random pic you would like to share, but not enough to have it's own title.

Any topic, doesn't matter. Keep it "G" rated of course.

Maybe the empowered ones could make this a sticky?

My Nephew's boy on his first Jeep ride today. He liked it I think.

I have this Polaris 800 sled engine.



And this sitting here that needs an engine.



I've had dirty thoughts but I'm leaning towards making an offroad go kart with all 2x yota parts which I have on hand. Then slapping a 440 twin cylinder in the Odyssey.

Happy Memorial Day!

Worst dual battery setup ever...

iaccocca wrote:Worst dual battery setup ever...

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Demo of old deck started today....a shame to tear down such a quality structure.

The mouse trap game that I put together for the office. Staff pick a number and the winner receives the cash pool and gets to remove the mouse.

Smelly Shop

I am not a framer/carpenter, but I am pretty sure this is NOT the way to do it.

Looks fine to me.

Back when I drove in circles.
about 2003, Tri-City Raceway.


2005 or 06, Hermtucky.
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OOOOH> . .a picture thread!

Do I remember that?

If remember correctly, that was a two habanero pepper dinner.

Danny wrote:If remember correctly, that was a two habanero pepper dinner.

And at least that many margaritas.....no pansies on our road trips.

Almost a clean slate to work with.

Prospecting.... soon dredging. Hopefully the gold only gets better.

Optiskate wrote:Prospecting.... soon dredging. Hopefully the gold only gets better.

Is that near Liberty? Last summer at Liberty, there were a lot of prospectors in camp. You could hear motorized dredges running in the creek. One of the old miner dudes showed me some of the gold he found. Pretty cool.

The new Tri-Power was in the mailbox this morning.....

I recognize a Jeep on the front cover. That was the Little Rattlesnake trail during Trail Jam. A day my old stock front fenders will never forget.

Early JK Unlimited prototype testing

TJDave wrote:

Optiskate wrote:Prospecting.... soon dredging. Hopefully the gold only gets better.

Is that near Liberty? Last summer at Liberty, there were a lot of prospectors in camp. You could hear motorized dredges running in the creek. One of the old miner dudes showed me some of the gold he found. Pretty cool.

Liberty might be in my future. I'm working with another guy that I met a few months ago. We'll we working a creek over Chinook Pass. We have reason to believe based on what little history you can find on the creek and what the previous claim owners have said, that we can find some good gold. I'm pretty excited. I'm hoping we hit decent gold so that it pays well enough for me to be able to afford to stick it out. My grandpa gold prospected in California and he had pounds of gold when all was said and done. I don't expect pounds because all the easy gold is long gold. It was snatched up during the gold rush of the late 1800's and during the great depression (more gold was found during the great depression than any other time in American history). I just think it will be fun to do something that my Grandpa used to do. Maybe sniffing out gold runs in the family? One could hope. Either way, its hard work and its fun as hell. So I'm hoping I can find enough to justify doing it for the whole season.

How to eat a chiz filled weenie....

TJDave wrote:Happy Memorial Day!

This picture is really late but finally got it on photobucket.

Slowly but surely. Straight and level so far. New stairs that can hold the weight of an actual person. What a concept.

Say hello to my little friend...