Colorado B.S. Thread

#GARAGEGOALS

 

#futuretruckgoals

 

If anyone is looking for a good little car we are selling my fiance's rav4: https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/6182508145.html

It's not perfect but with a little bit of work it would be a great first car/ commuter. I drove it for several weeks after I flopped the runner and it wasn't bad at all.

 

Do 12ft minimum. I should have done 14' so I could clear a 12klb lift. Some fat Tundras

 

Holy innuendo!

 

You're still married.
In my experience that's how most marital compromises work.

 

i was planning for 14'. Did you do a 6" floor?

 

What's happening? Sunday I'm free and I think I'm actually going to Vedauwoo Monday so that would work well.

 

Possibly Ellis trail if it's open! @Squeaky Penguin was gonna look into it.

 

Also need some trail clearing on farwell, which could be run just before Ellis. Directed Tim there, but he couldn't get through.

 

I guess this is where the EAF chainsaw comes into play. But I will say, this should be an answer to those who say theyd rather have a hand saw, because they work just as well, than a chainsaw to clear trails.

 

You want to cut through that 24" diameter tree, and then the one behind it, and then the twelve others you find further down the trail with a hand saw? I'll watch.

I don't go anywhere here anymore without my chainsaw. All the trails look like this in the spring. If you wait for the FS to clear them, you won't ever wheel them. Also twice now I've gone down an out and back trail, and had a tree in the road on the way out. You need a saw up here with how the beetle kill is falling.

If you must carry a hand saw, you could get something like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Professional...8&qid=1498520693&sr=8-11&keywords=folding+saw

I've heard excellent things about Silky. I have a little fiskars I carry in the pack when I don't have the chainsaw on the motorcycle, and it's a workout to cut anything bigger than a few inch diameter, but does get you though in a pinch.

 

Pfft! Milwaukee brushless sawzall with 9.0 batteries for life! (maybe)

So 300 yards before the pic @Squeaky Penguin posted a quad cut just enough for him to fit. I cut it with the sawzall and drug it back to get buy and make it to camp last night. Cue Brett with a pic from the day before!

Before



After

 

This lives in the truck all the time.

Garrett Wade
Works great. Have used it a ton for BC ski trails in the spring.

 

uh....yeah.....

 

Needs more chainsaw.

Every spring...

 

Would take the whole season to clear it enough to wheel a few miles.

 

Hence chainsaw.

 

Has anyone done a chainsaw mod to a front bumper yet?