Colorado B.S. Thread

Should of gone up in reverse

 

It's probably a 40 degree incline...it's steep to walk up or down. Only chance would be to use momentum...and hope you make it.

 

Yeah.. Momentum in reverse, weight in the trunk like a dead hooker

 

@SilverGhost I think got one recently

 

Eastwood

 

I have a homemade notcher your welcome to use. It’s set up for 90* on 1.75” tube. It can notch other angles but you’ll have to figure it out and set up the notcher to cut the angle you need. It doesn’t have markings. It only does centered cuts on tube. No off set cuts. You’ll need your own hole saws. Pm me if you’ll want to give it a try.

 

No problem bud. Yeah if you’re looking for one for a shop I recommend getting one that can do off set cuts and to notch off of a bend. Regular clamps don’t hold bent tube well. There’s one I saw I just don’t remember who makes it. I’ll look for it and tag you once I find it.

 

Humm not bad. Had to google it. Fair price.

https://www.baileigh.com/index.php/...MIsOCfh4PT3gIVB6ppCh2KYAKrEAQYASABEgIG5fD_BwE

 

You must be board. Don’t noally see you on this much.

 

What the hell is happening in this thread?

 

Just fun, unless you like Duratracs.

 

So besides these.



I've been looking at getting a dedicated set of winter wheeling tires. So far the Duratrac is at the top of my list because I'm looking to be able to stud the tires. The Cooper STmaxx can take studs though I'm not sure I'm wanting another set. There are some full mud tires that can take studs but without siping I feel the benefit of a dedicated snow tire is lost. Have you seent any other All-terrains that can take studs?

Edit: I'll add some links as I get time.

Goodyear

Cooper

Mastercraft
http://mastercrafttires.com/Tires/Light-Truck/Courser-CXT.aspx
http://mastercrafttires.com/Tires/Light-Truck/Courser-MXT.aspx kinda a mud though