It's great to have a pic of your rig not stuck or on it's side. :teehee:

Where is that at?

 

On its side 2 seconds after that pick was taken :sonicjay:.

I don't recall any time my rig was stuck in Canada......oke:. On its side maybe :sonicjay:.

 

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Bottom of bounty hill?

 

still a cool pic!

 

definitely a cool pic

 

I really need to change my front driveshaft setup. Ate another support bearing.

I had issues with my front axle popping out of 4wd. I changed out the shift rail spring. Hoping it will hold better. I had shortened the original one to make shifting easier. Worked well for awhile, but then had issues. Hoping its now taken care of.

Really looking forward to the mounds tomorrow.

 

Are you running the same bearing as me? We should compare tomorrow.

 

No, had planned on looking at it during loonie.

 

I'll be at The Mounds tomorrow too. I'll have to keep an eye out for you guys. I'll be decked out in my Carhartts on a red Polaris utility quad.

 

ahhhh, so that was YOU. :thumb:

John, we forgot to look at bearing setups.

Good day.

 

Fun day at the mounds. Lots if rock rash on my bead locks and a little less rubber on my tires lol. Ran the right side of the woods course. Almost made it without pulling cable.

 

cool pic. can't wait to hit the woods course. :naughty:

 

What bearing are you using for your drive shaft?

 

Rear driveshaft support bearing from early-mid 90s ford pickup.

 

I've heard really good things about the wide open design ones

 

Actually I glanced at yours at breakfast. I don't have the room to do a side mount like yours, but I do have that same style bearing sitting on my bench. I just need to drop my skid and modifiy everything to try and fit it. Just been lazy. I'd have to mount bolts going downing.

 

Damn was it cold yesterday. So cold it hurt to even get the camera out. So this was the only pic lol. It was likes teens for temps and single digit wind chill. So cold even with soup on the exhaust it never got more then Luke warm .


I couldn't get the v notch in holy Moley. Tried multiple angles but just couldnt get the rear axle to line up right. The under cut was just to large and wide. Wouldn't of thought 42s and full width would be to small lol. Rear steer and I think I could of got it. The slap wall was fun, especially attempting it after ice formed on it from the previous attempt by alboy :sonicjay:. But we got her done.

 

Thanks for the pics Shawn :thumb:

 

Where did all the mud come from?

 

Last three outings. It hadn't been cleaned. And a lot of that is road salt . Buggy and trailer were wrecked after towing yesterday.

 

looked like a good cold time.

 

Honestly, in the lower pen. This is my favorite obstacle.

 

You're welcome. :thumb: Here's hoping you like my next project as well. :naughty:

Now answer your pm's.oke:

 

I bet. That is the only reason I hate winter wheeling, cold and salt.

 

That's why i stop wheeling for the winter....i can't bring myself to take my rig out in the nasty ass salt.....for me it's just not worth it

 

I stopped on the way home, 3 miles away, at the quarter car wash to clean it and the trailer. The water instantly iced when it hit the trailer and buggy. Thankfully my garage stays pretty warm.

 

Unfortantly the trailer and buggy can't fit together.

 

Its been damn cold out.

I feel like I should be adapted to it by now but I am not.

 

I've been here for 47 years and am still not adapted. It just got colder.