209 TACOS - B/S and shenanigans

Lol... One of them

 

Well I’m glad to see other fathers getting there kids to learn some trade skills , welding fabing , wood working mechanics , there will be fewer and fewer as time goes on I think it’s important stuff to know , maybe don’t do it for a living like my self but knowing how to is important I think . Good for you

 

I highly recommend using CAD to design bumpers
(cardboard aided design)

 

If he's not planned on driving it much between now and the 861s, yeah just go for the 861s.

Has he considered Coastal Offroad yet? Been looking at one myself

 

Coastal Offroad is the weld together kit correct? They are located in WA. Trenton makes trips up to Washington pretty often because they still have their house up there and his wife is still reserve out of Ft Lewis.

I have considered that... for me... and give Robert my Trail Gear lol

 

I think Costal Offroad is North of the boarder eh

 

Yes, North of the border eh

But yes, weld together kit with great approach angle. Really want one but haven't hopped on it yet.

 

Huh... There was another one that was in WA somewhere. I was looking at them.

 

Looks like 108 is open up to Kennedy Meadows

 

Now we wait for the fire roads to open

And then wait for them to get closed back down in 4 days because fire danger.










Sorry... that was being negative.
My day started with burning my thigh do to a piece of shit lid on my coffee cup. Half the cup spilled on my leg... the rest was pitched out the window into the parking lot of the gas station.

 

We're headed up 1N04 on Sunday. Going to attempt to come back via 3N01, seeing what gates are unlocked.

Main objective on 1N04 is to see if we can find a phone... anyone want to join the scavanger hunt?

 

Ok.... maybe Saturday instead

 

How about Sunday 5/2? I have some annular celebrations this weekend.

 

I'm down for 5/2 also

 

I still need to do my ECGS bushing this weekend.

 

I'm not sure I have that tool anymore. I know we broke one and John had to get one from someone else when we did his.

 

do you still have the broken tool?
I was thinking about trying to fix the broken piece

 

Im about 97% sure I do... I'll look when I get home.

 

I wonder what the actual service tool looks like for that... and how much it costs.

I swear we must have done 10 of those things, and the ECGS tool is bearly better than Harbor Freight quality.

 

I have all the stuff. I just need to commit to getting it done.