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Looks like @rubbersidedown new truck did good for its 1st run.

 

Here are more of my photos from the weekend. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-1_haRNPG27r1YPC3BGYXTD4iIjORaE3

 

Max is 45k IPH
I've never been over 40k
When asked to go faster my reply is...
"I can go 40k/hr and get you 27k/hr. (after webouts and bad folds), or I can go 32k/hr and get you 32k/hr".

 

Just wanted to say that it was great seeing everyone this past weekend.
It felt real good being on a trail again.

Thanks again to Pat @pearing and Rich @OldSchlPunk

If anyone is interested, I have a rear driver side mudflap available. Rear passenger side mudflap is somewhere on a trail at Tigerton.

Wish my bumper was also.

 

If anyone tries to use open heart surgery as an excuse to not go wheeling, I'm going to tell them.
"If Dan can do it".......

 

Oddly enough, I think I still have a rear passenger side mudflap to match your other one. The rest are long gone.

 

I thought that was a mudflap I saw on the trail... (Which trail was it though?)

As for the bumper...didn't try hard enough.

 

He might not have but I did. Ask Tim.
When trying to scale the wall he was behind me saying, "move over a little to driver side dummy".....maybe not in those exact words.

 

Well it was clear to me that you were bashing the front bumper, not the rear. I wanted to make sure you were attacking the right parts!

 

Anybody need a job. Also includes park work. See Carlos @McSpazatron for more details.
I would apply but I'd probably fall asleep on the job.

 

Sounds like too much work.

 

Could be shitty work...

 

Your still young, you can handle it.

 

Your still young, you can handle it.

 

It’s a great deal, because instead of this being an application for “a” job, you’re really applying for all the jobs!

 

Going to have to sell it better than that, homeskillet.

 

I worked Madison public works for 22 years. They better be paying top dollar for a guy that knows how to run all of that wheeled equipment, plus the physical labor and water stuff. Splitting fire wood is real work. The only thing on the list that I haven't used is the sewer jetter.