Colorado B.S. Thread

Haven't ran Lefthand since 1996ish when my Bronco was accidentally shot by a retard when I was about 80 feet up the hill on the switchbacks.

 

Wow this things a beauty

 

My truck will be in the auto show this weekend pretty stoked about it.

The tundra next to it makes it look tiny.

 

^^^^ NICE, you got a 6 inch lift on that thing?

EDIT: never mind i checked your build thread

 

wait..... what's going on again?

i got distracted by the shiny objects again.

 

I'm not ready either, I just wish the projects were done and I could go. My tires are almost to the wear bars and have just enough traction to get me by with snow on the roads. So, there's absolutely no way I could bash snow on a trail.

Gotta register the truck and wife's car next month. Then, if there's any funds left I get to order tires! Hopefully treadwright will come through fast enough so I can get them on and do a shakedown run before going out to moab.

 

I just want to make sure i am ready for moab also considering getting some new treadwright shoes to before moab I just wish they made the 305/70/16 in the Guard dogs

 

we should do a pre-moab mod/maintenance day.

 

x2

 

I'm in the springs any place I should go eat at? Im right off interquest parkway

 

time to bump up to 315's

 

agreed.


on a side note- i may have a leaky inner cv boot

 

We did last year and will probably have another one this year. Anybody up for hosting?

 

I'm there with ya man

That was post 35000!

I hope to be there but I hope I don't find out I need wheel bearings. Been hearing a weird wah wah wah noise at some speeds

I would but you southern folk never want to come north

 

pretty easy fix buy new one and re boot the old for a spare

 

wheres your money tree? cause no way I could run 315's with my gears

 

yeah. that looks like the plan at the moment.

good to have a spare, not so good that i have to replace it now (rather now than on the side of the trail without a spare though)

 

Just moved 4 tons of rock in under 4 hours. Side note an F250 carries two tons of rock like a champ in the bed. Mulch tomorrow and prolly a wall and planter boxes. I'm going to get drunk now.

 

You'll get no pity from me. I basically moved 43 tons of rock by myself. Yeah, my wife helped and she's strong for a chick but I basically did it by myself. She helped scoop it from the truck into the wheelbarrow (about 1 scoop to 4 or 5 of mine) and then I wheeled it to the location and dumped it. At the start of this year I decided I wanted to change our border and so it meant another 7 tons and this time I did it while she worked so no help. I also did my own irrigation system and even though I rented trenchers from Home Depot our lot had so much shale in it that I broke broke.I ended up trenching 85% of it by hand. Sod, trees, plants, bushes & flowers; all me. 4 tons of rock? Pfffshh... Childs play! j/k Go get a beer.

Here's what my poor Tundra looked like all summer the year we built this place: