Ya whipper snapper. Haha
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wetoolowdingbangow
1/2 ton status
As long as your truck is older then...ah shit doesnt work for him either hahaha. I feel old too.
Never had the Animal, but I had one of these. Plus a dozen Stompers and Stomper II's.
HAHA! Try being a few months away from the 5-0!!!!
I’ll enjoy my next ten years even more! Lol
Or 2 years past itHAHA! Try being a few months away from the 5-0!!!!
Buncha old forkers! Except for @wetoolowdingbangow hes still a youngin. @skunked I didn’t realize you were almost 40. Thought you just had a couple years on me. Really makes me think of a scene from Big Daddy... I’ll let you figure out which scene.
Do you still piss everywhere like a cocker spaniel?
Haha no...
new rear shaft
You are hard on the wallet bro
beags86
Eastbound and Down
Today was a revelation for me.
http://bfy.tw/KCyN
http://bfy.tw/KCyN
I know, I need to update the thread with a trip report but I came back to a desk full of work and several hundred emails to sift through 
truck kicked ass though, very minimal damage and I didn't even break a taillight!
truck kicked ass though, very minimal damage and I didn't even break a taillight!
Figured you were busy, but i knew there were some goodies...I know, I need to update the thread with a trip report but I came back to a desk full of work and several hundred emails to sift through
truck kicked ass though, very minimal damage and I didn't even break a taillight!
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Tail light thing is crazy. You would think we could buy those in bulk at Costco
Look forward to the details
Great pics from your Fordyce trip, always beautiful scenery from that trail. I'd love to bucket list that some day but I doubt I'll ever get to Cali.
Fordyce Trip Report
I've been trying to minimize the amount of gear I bring on the trail, here you can see what I brought before I strapped it down. All the new tie-down points kept everything in place during the trip, I probably should have packed a gas can and might think twice about a spare maybe in some situations....
and a variety of quality suds in different octane levels
Day 1
The four of us met at Cisco Chevron around 10:30sh to gas up. The four rigs were Dean @onetonbb74, Zak @bmxbryant9, myself and Nick (non CK5 member) with a mid 80's yota on 33's. From there we jumped on the highway to the next exit where the Eagles Lakes Trail head was and aired down. While airing down Dean was looking over Nick's Toyota and noticed a small coolant leak on a heater hose so we took the time to fix that before hitting the trail. Our goal for the day was to get to a campsite at the base of winch hill one which was a 5 mile trek.
Weather was beautiful, short sleeve t-shirt and jeans weather during the day with the fall colors starting to show.
and one of the cool things about this trail was the landscape would change from open rocky terrain with beautiful views to dense forest where I couldn't even see rigs 50 yards in front of me.
Mid way through our trip Zak blew a hydro line to his ram and luckily he had field serviceable PSC hydro lines and enough line on the truck so that we could cut, install the fitting and route it differently so it still had enough length. For good measure we had to flex it out and make sure
I've been trying to minimize the amount of gear I bring on the trail, here you can see what I brought before I strapped it down. All the new tie-down points kept everything in place during the trip, I probably should have packed a gas can and might think twice about a spare maybe in some situations....
and a variety of quality suds in different octane levels
Day 1
The four of us met at Cisco Chevron around 10:30sh to gas up. The four rigs were Dean @onetonbb74, Zak @bmxbryant9, myself and Nick (non CK5 member) with a mid 80's yota on 33's. From there we jumped on the highway to the next exit where the Eagles Lakes Trail head was and aired down. While airing down Dean was looking over Nick's Toyota and noticed a small coolant leak on a heater hose so we took the time to fix that before hitting the trail. Our goal for the day was to get to a campsite at the base of winch hill one which was a 5 mile trek.
Weather was beautiful, short sleeve t-shirt and jeans weather during the day with the fall colors starting to show.
and one of the cool things about this trail was the landscape would change from open rocky terrain with beautiful views to dense forest where I couldn't even see rigs 50 yards in front of me.
Mid way through our trip Zak blew a hydro line to his ram and luckily he had field serviceable PSC hydro lines and enough line on the truck so that we could cut, install the fitting and route it differently so it still had enough length. For good measure we had to flex it out and make sure
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Day 1 Continued
and I think this was the first water crossing
This was our camp spot about 100 yards from the base of winch hill one along the river. Bitchin spot and had plenty of shade for the summer trail runs.
and I think this was the first water crossing
This was our camp spot about 100 yards from the base of winch hill one along the river. Bitchin spot and had plenty of shade for the summer trail runs.
