Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

I hate it when I have dirt sliding on my shaft.

 

thats why you need to keep your shaft lubricated. no one likes a dry shaft

 

Yup, gotta let it work it's way in there, "nice 'n deep-like".

In the rear I don't have to worry, the shaft is covered.

 

The Nitrochargers covers, on the rears, are slighlty open at the top.
I've purposely sprayed PB Blaster in there and let it drip down, while I was already using it for something.

I figured if it messed up the seals, big deal, they're just the lower end shocks.

 

Keep your shaft in a boot and it won't get dirty.

That's being safe, having your shaft covered when in the rear.

 

AKA Supervisor

 

I do a lot of that!

 

That's not nice.

I don't believe you.

 

Doing that will attract more dust & dirt, which is hard on seals.

 

Technically if its in front its not buried!

 

Ya. maybe if I did it all the time. That lighter weight oil will be gone next wash.

(see post #47348)

 

Speaking of Supervisors.....

This is our team of Kitchen Supervisors.

Watching over production of tonights supper.

 

I have an employee.

 

I'll bet they're always happy to help with spills.

 

Sticklers for a clean work environment.
Anything dropped on the floor gets picked up immediately.

 

Working on an OHV Trail Atlas for MN.
Definitely need to snag myself one of these.
Has every frickin' MN trail in it.

 

mn dnr actually has pretty decent resources.
https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ohv/map.html

you can add this to your todo list
https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/input/mgmtplans/touring/index.html

 

Liking this. I am using a route like this for part of my Montana trip this summer in the Idaho panhandle. Will maybe use some of this for the drive out in July...

 

Bookmarked.
Definitely something to check out...Nice area.
Says it isn't quite complete, yet.

 

It's Cisco's @Aztec120 month!

Speaking of...I was considering heading up to Tigerton for opening day, but then remembered what the trails can be like when it rains fairly hard (and it's raining fairly hard up there).