Oregon and Washington BS thread

Boomer hill?

 

Yep. Went up to see how it was. Hadn't been up there in probably 4 years (last time I visited). Explored the logging tracks. Surprised how little mud there was with the rain. I guess I am use to the logging trails in NC being mud a foot deep.

I can't even tell how well the pic shows up on a computer screen, use my cell, so can't tell.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEYaTscCDIg&sns=fb

 

That was way to quick to get stuck. If he hadn't been so heavy I think he would have been through it.

 

Why would he turn

 

bunch of total nubs.

Hi-Lift.
Hi-Lift base if you're fancy, a flat board will suffice.
Shovel
maybe some carpet strips. The maxtrax would be good too

done.

 

Wouldn't the hi-lift sink in? They had a shovel and they had a flat board.

 

I'd drive it!

 

People with money have endless mods

 

Not really sure how I feel about that bumper/grill/thing. Something about the look is too jarring. LED pods between each vertical portion are interesting.

 

Or just avoid saturated sand with a loaded down truck on small, skinny tires haha. That was definitely not a day of critical thinking.

We have a spot in a field at home that stays pretty saturated even in mid summer. Every single time I've hit it I get that insta-stuck affect. Not a single tree within range of it either. Always get crap from dad when he has to pull me out haha.

Hate the truck, but I love the amount of LED bars.

 

AWilson, how did the run go yesterday??

 

Anyone interested in a Samsung Tab 10.1? It has android 4.0.4 on it. I have it on CL for 200, and on here for the same. I'll let it go to people in the area from here have it for 150..

WiFi only and 16gig.

 

Exactly. Only thing I could come up with is that he is trying to gun it too much at the beginning and slipping on take off causing the swerving. Keep going on the short tugs and that would get the other truck out as well rather than the long pull that tipped the truck.

Where does the winch go? Don't tell me it is some pansy ass hitch mount winch.

 

It has an air cannon with a grappel hook attached behind the fold down toyota emblem?

What's that thing on the roof? A fishing boat?

 

Zach, how hard wass your fiberglass install? Did you do it yourself or have a shop do it?

 

(not zach)
Glass is easy.

1)Remove stock fenders

2)Align glass and drill holes

3)Bolt on and go wheel.

I should have spent a little more time getting mine perfect, but I figured I would have rolled it by now.

 

I figured you had a one piece which is why I left you out, sorry. Most people have said ill have to do some sanding to make them fit. I'm thinking of getting the All-Pro/Trailer Products front fenders

 

If you are anal you might have to sand a little or use a dremel to trim. You could get front fenders perfect in 5-10 hours depending on how precise you want them. For sure, mount them and do all the trimming before removing them for paint. The cool thing is, it's just glass, so if you make a mistake it's nothing a little bit of epoxy can't take care of. I slid into a tree and cracked my driver side rear glass in half. It was fixed in a few beers with $20 in supplies from vato zone.