Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

https://youtu.be/HjqBjS5wq0Y?si=pA_CQsHyzc1dXlhI

https://youtu.be/-UEBqX6S5Vc?si=AsyWKf3T2mT--Hk6

 

Been doing some city planning today



And there's a bratwurst stand!



Final pic unrelated to anything

 

I would go ford 9in

 

Me three!!

 

Theres a mod on here that has a 9in in his truck, maybe hit him up for ideas.

 

Stickers inbound!!!

Hats off to @memario1214 at Hotshot off-road for going in on a Saturday to assemble my struts and get them on their way to me! I couldn't be more pleased with my experience at this point!

 

Per the conversation the other day: Funny pics, memes, and Wednesday frogs........my dudes!

 

That city map looks like the path through big falls..if you don't know the way you'll be driving in circles and hitting dead ends.

 

Was still fun to get out, for sure.
Wasn't any Apple Valley over here but still adventurous.

 

Definitely. The ones I had in Regansburg were small and on a rye hard roll. I’m not a sauerkraut fan so I opted against.
Das essen ist sehr lecker!

This is the Historische Wurstküche. Believed to be the oldest continually operating restaurant in the world.
There is a walk up window for the würst and bier with outdoor seating. A full restaurant is next door.

Brats were a mere 4.20 euro and there was always a line.
Perfect place to stop while out walking the Stadt.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regensburg_Sausage_Kitchen

 

But... you didn't use your winch.

 

A saw would've been more appropriate.
Whether intentional or not, there's trees leaning over blocking some potential creek crossings.
The paths connected at some point in time.
I'm keeping tabs.

 

Whatever battery you use (Dewalt/Milwaukee) they make a chain saw that fits nicely in a Tacoma... I use mine a lot.

 

Neither.
I root for the underdog.
Makita. They have a 6" 18v
Makita Pruning Saw

Makita XCU14Z 18V LXT® Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 6" Pruning Saw, Tool Only

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLBPZSDX

 

I still have a lot of ground to cover and work to do before
Tour de Eau Clark is complete.

Working its way down to BRF.

 

I'm convinced that Makita is right there with red and yellow for power tools. When Milwaukee and DeWalt started to focus on more and more power, it seems like Makita focused more on ergonomics and comfort. I owned one of their cordless drills back when I started out in the trades. At the time, I think it was the best 14.4 volt cordless drill you could get.

 

Any good saw has a removable bar that could be swapped out for different sizes.

So you know... Go for the gold. Put a 14-in bar on that thing. Make it a useful saw

 

14 inches? Then this 36V might be a better option.
Makita Chain Saw

Makita XCU07Z 18V X2 (36V) LXT Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 14" Chain Saw, Tool Only, Teal

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KMR3L59

 

Don't all chainsaws have removable bars?

 

Bar? Let’s go!