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they aren’t full sized Broncos... they are slightly smaller in size to a Gen 1 Bronco. Full sized Broncos refer to the 1978-1996 Bronco (Gen2-gen5) built on the F-150 platform. The new Bronco is on a Ranger platform so it’s being called a Mid Sized Bronco. The Bronco sport is slightly larger...

Hello , Welcome to Overland Bound. I am the Northwest Director. @Ubiety is your closest member representative. To help navigate through the forums, here are some links that can be filtered by “Region” prefix. We are in the Overland Bound North America US Northwest Region (US Northwest for...

Hello , Welcome to Overland Bound. I am the Northwest Director. @Ubiety is your closest member representative. To help navigate through the forums, here are some links that can be filtered by “Region” prefix. We are in the Overland Bound North America US Northwest Region (US Northwest for...

As for oil... as long as it’s not snake oil, it will be fine... besides... you can’t oil recovery straps

neither... OshKosh for the win

Yes I know they were meant to intentionally fail... that being said... did you see how much power was behind the failed strap... with a few slices and weakened points, there was still enough stored energy to kill some one.. a proper chain won’t fail... hence the 5/16” chain he used as a safety...

Great wisdom here.

We are still snowed in, but melting off fast. Northern slopes are still going to have snow for quite a while.

My wife is running these in her 2004 4Runner for a year now. We have yet to find a terrain they couldn’t handle. The do good in mud, snow, ice, and wet pavement, some people might complain of the tire hum though... but we enjoy the hum...

Hello , Welcome to Overland Bound. I am the Northwest Director. @jcgraves3 is your closest member representative. To help navigate through the forums, here are some links that can be filtered by “Region” prefix. We are in the Overland Bound North America US Northwest Region (US Northwest for...

I am as well... :)

@RoarinRow Ham Radio DX just did a video on running coax through the exterior of your home.

Below is a really good review on Snatch Strap safety... and shows why I don’t snatch.

Hello Mick , Welcome to Overland Bound. I am the Northwest Director. @David H is your closest member representative. To help navigate through the forums, here are some links that can be filtered by “Region” prefix. We are in the Overland Bound North America US Northwest Region (US Northwest...

This year southern Idaho, Central Oregon, are your best bets... snow is down at 1000 feet here... and lots of snow... we just got dumped on for almost 2 maybe 3 weeks straight in Oregon and Washington. Higher elevations aren’t going to be reachable until early summer.

Repeater Book when I’m traveling... for local repeaters some one from my club gave me an CSV document that I copy and paste into my programming software... and the. I learned that my IC7100 loads in the offset automatically and all I need to do is find the tone.

Experiment with the placement of the antenna on the cookie sheet... I’m not sure if a cookie sheet would be big enough to make a difference or not... but to make a vertical antenna semi directional you put more radials on one side than the other... so moving the antenna around on the cookie...

That and a cookie sheet would work... there is a guy locally that is doing that and hitting the repeater about 60 miles from his QTH.

MFJ makes a window pass through bulkhead for coax... they aren’t cheap... and then the home brew method would be to take a bulk head so-239 connector and pass through a painted piece of plywood to go through the sliding window. Then the way I did mine was used an 8” SO-239 bulkhead fitting...

BTW, BLM and NFS require a bucket out here in the PNW during fire season along with an axe and shovel and at least a gallon of water.