NW WA Meet / BS Thread

I didn't buy it new it came from another mudder and it had 285 Toyo MTs on all 5

sent from my Hawn fingers

 

sent from my Hawn fingers

 

The numbers match

sent from my Hawn fingers

 

So my taco isn't totalled and will be back in action in two weeks!!!

Almost a shame though... I was looking forward to taking the salvage title and going SAS welding shit... Haha

 

DL & CPL are both issued by the Dept. of Licensing. Different state deptartments talk to each other sometimes too.

Different agencies take your applications but the DOL issues both and has the database.

 

My bumper is 10 miles away in Redmond and I can't pick it up because they are closed

 

Hanging out in the burg today

 

A couple friends and I intend to hit up Salmon La Sac, what can I expect out of the trails? We have recovery, tire gear and there will be a winch in the group. From what I've read they're easier trails (which I want) for my basically bone stock DCLB. Any input and advice is appreciated!

 

They are easy trails, might hit your rear trailer hitch a few times (oh yeah get your trailer plug out of the way or you'll destroy it) but not sure of the snow level. I had to hurry back home to pick my parents up at the airport or I would have went up to check. As of 2 weeks ago there was snow at the beginning of the Gallagher head lake trail

 

A friend tried fortune Creek last week and ran into deep snow at the last climb to Gallagher.

 

Damn could get that far up already?? Good to know, 2 weeks from now ill hit it up and see how far I can get up. Winch myself through if I have to

 

Careful, your TJM might crap out.

 

You and @AWilson013 talked me into a TJM, better not crap out on me.

 

Mine did.

 

Correction, the section of trail just after van epps. Still a ways from Gallagher.

 

Damn.. Is there any warranty with these or did you just end up getting a new one?

You got my hopes up...

 

It has a warranty, I'm getting it worked out. Just a fluke I think.

 

Good to know. We plan on camping as well somewhere along the trails. Looks like snow level will dictate where we go, but light off-roading for the first time in the new rig is fine with me.

 

I'd take the trailer wiring harness off and zip tie it up out of the way. When I went stock a few years ago I destroyed it up there

 

Was that you I saw you on highway 5 as I was heading south? I just left the airport around 3pm