Colorado B.S. Thread

Huh?

If that's anywhere beside at my house today then no.

 

Pulled back a trailer from Springs for my bro after the RV show.
Not terrible, of course my truck is fat too which doesn't help. Dry weight of the trailer is 3k pounds

 

Tiny truck!

 

Brisket, done.

 

COLORADO BriSket THREAD

 

I trust the Taco to tow 3k lbs as much as I trust a wet fart...

 

Taco has a 6400lbs toeing capacity with a GCWR of 11,360. He’s well under the max so long as he doesn’t add a granite slab to the trailer or his bed.

 

Eh, still wouldn’t trust it.

 

towed my wifes rav4 from colorado to oregon on a uhaul trailer with no issues minus blowing out a tire in oregon on the trailer. the rav4 was also loaded down with crap from the house for the move

 

I would say so...

 

Anyone know of a good shop to get some vinyl work done around Denver? Shoot me a message.

 

This explains why you never texted me back on Saturday.

 

You forgot that he had to fill up gas tank 3 times to get it back.

I so hate the gas bill (& constant stopping to fill up) towing my Camper into Mountains.

 

Yeah man I ran out of time this weekend, I was supposed to head over to @NYCO's too. I didn't get a message from you Saturday though...

 

Then don't tow it haha. Tow with what you're comfortable with
I didn't have any control issues in the least bit. Fuel consumption wasn't the greatest of course. But not once did I feel uncomfortable behind the wheel.

 

I tow a stock trailer and 2 geldings with a combined weight 4700lbs and have no issues besides wanting to install some 4.56 gears

 

Well derped my fender flares to see how I like the flat black look. If I don't hate it in a few weeks I'm ordering Raptor liner to do the whole truck.

 

FYI



Hello fellow offroad enthusiast,

As I am sure you know, our beloved Colorado trails are under constant threat of closure and we need your help!

One such area that we have struggled to keep open are the Gulches, more commonly known as Hackett Gulch, Longwater Gulch and the surrounding network of trails. These trails were temporarily closed after the Hayman Fire of 2002 and the sections in Park County have never officially been re-opened. After the fire, the Forest Service offered Teller County and Park County control of the trails. Teller County immediately recognized the trails in their county, but Park County has been an entirely different story. From politicians blocking progress, to the Forest Service losing paperwork, the story of the past 17 years and why the trails have never officially been reopened is almost unbelievable!

Our current focus is to get the trails officially reopened and recognized by Park County. This is where we are asking for your help, we need you to take a few minutes and email your concerns to the Park County Commissioners. Please copy and paste their email addresses below into an email and ask them why they have never reopened the trails in their county.

Mike Brazil, mbrazell@parkco.us
Dick Elsner, delsner@parkco.us
Ray Douglas, rdouglas@parkco.us

We are not asking you to simply copy a form letter for the body of the email, however. Form letters are not nearly as effective as real substantial comments. Tell them how you feel about the area or your desire to visit the area in the future. Describe how you use the area for recreation, business and why you love going there. Your comments do not have to be long and can contain only a few sentences. Remember to be respectful, here are some helpful phrases to help get you started:

“I have enjoyed using these trails in the past because…”
“I value the trails in this area because…”
“I have not yet visited these trails but I plan to in the future…”
“I would appreciate if you would legitimize these trails for our continued enjoyment”
“These trails are important to my business because…”

Additionally, it would be helpful if you ended your email in this manner: “Please work with our representatives from the 4x4 community to find a non-closure solution for these trails.”

Discussions as to the future of these trails are currently in progress. Decisions could be immanent, and action will make a difference in those decisions. The time to add your voice is now, please send email communications ASAP to the commissioners to show your support.

Thank you for your help, together we can keep our trails open for future use. If you would also kindly BCC landuse@keeptrailsopen.com when you send in your email, we will be able to track the number of comments that come in. This will be helpful for future engagement with the commissioners.

Thanks for your help,

Marcus Trusty - Colorado Off Road Enterprise - President
Cory Moul - Mile-HI Jeep Club - Public Relations
Brian O'Connors - Colorado Association of 4WD Clubs - President

 

Anyone know how to make Meth?



Seems like a good career choice.