Colorado B.S. Thread

In through the tread and then hitting the sidewall when aired down?

 

I'm not positive but likely yes. We ran engineer and hurricane pass on Saturday. Then I aired up and drove 50 miles home on winding roads. Sunday woke up and drove same winding road 50 miles to run stony and found it when airing down. So it must have been in there from one of the passes Saturday. It was rubbing both when aired down and then when I aired up to 32psi for trip home is when it really was under pressure.

 

I have nothing constructive to add, just waiting on pics of said bumper

 

Hmmm... never heard those. I just enjoy no pressure and fair prices. Plus their designs are unique.

 

You must not listen to FM radio, they are non-stop. I'd like to punch him in the face every time I hear one. But, people remember annoying... and remembering your name means sales.

 

Signature required and wasn't around on Saturday. And Fedex Ground is sleeping on Mondays... Hopefully it'll get signed for tomorrow.

But heres a picture of something new...

 

Hahahaha. Lifetime guarantees. Wife bent a prong and lost a small surround diamond. They replaced and fixed for free. I am content. I must just tune out the commercials.

 

Looks so much better without the chrome! Delivery delays suck, especially when you miss a first attempt.

From pics I've seen it looks like those brackets should bolt right up with minimal work after the bumper is already on. The supports on my Pelfreybilt were similar where you pull the nuts off the lower bumper bolts and they slipped right on.

 

Okay, Mr. Magoo.

 

Here's an anecdote:

I proposed in the trees on a ski mountain. So instead of using the real engagement ring I bought a $5 Target special. Just in case I dropped it in the snow.

The reaction I got? "This is the most gorgeous ring I've ever seen."



Imagine the feeling in my guts, at that moment, knowing the ring waiting at home essentially drained my entire savings account at the time.

Do what you want with that story.

 

I can solve your problem in one sentence flat: don't get married.

 

Anyone a member of the Colorado 4x4 Rescue and Recovery group? I don't FB, and was curious if pics/details about the LC that rolled off Red Cone had been posted there yet... hope it's not so bad they can't pull it back up and drive it out.

 

What? When and how did that happen?

 

Apparently last Sunday: http://www.colorado4x4.org/vbb/showthread.php?219639-Looking-for-help-on-Red-Cone

 

Link goes to a register page. I guess I can't view it unless I am a member. 4x4 recovery is aware and is working with the owner to formulate a plan.

 

It's been many years, but I remember a spring rescue for an LC which slide off trail on the decent of Red Cone back in the fall. They weren't able to get it out before the area was snowed in. They showed up with parts and a charged battery, and managed to get it out with little drama.

Good to hear that group is helping. Almost makes me want to join FB... almost.

 

@TimF
@3378jakesr5

Now the real work begins!

 

I'm showing off my dirty hands in the background haha. Course it had to fall off right in a mud puddle. So we both got a bit muddy. And there was grease on it for some reason haha. We're partners in crime.

 

So I did manual search of the forum. I am trying to figure out where just above tree line he might have done that. I am perplexed for sure.

 

Pics?