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Personally, I’m not interested in driving fast when out. I’ll pull my trailer most of the time, and I enjoy it. We also usually travel alone. We do enjoy group outings though. I haven’t swapped gears yet, but it’s on the list. I will probably go with 4.88s,

Liberty Lake here. Welcome!

I also have the ID-5100. It’s a great radio. If you want to use a app on your phone or tablet, the icom app only operates on android for the 5100. The 4100s app runs on both android and iOS.

I bet 10:30. Someone will run late, and that someone could very well be me. Mrs. Lorax is pretty excited though, and I don’t sleep much past 4:30 usually. I never thought about the time change. Thank you for pointing that out.

I put down 10 rigs as a maximum, but I’m not really concerned about the number. We are at 10 now, as I have a friend coming with. I’m going to try to edit the number. How many people will be meeting in Coeur d’Alene? Who is going to meet in Superior?

I believe @britz is going to camp there on Friday. Glad you can make it.

There is a ton of places to go, if you want to run fire roads. I’ve found some fire roads that are more than just mild, but they’re few and far between. Seven mile off road park is an option if you’re looking to build more of a wheeler. @Aaron Niemi has a trip going to silver lake in Montana on...

I have Hothead headliners and Velcro works great for me as well

When I get home I will send you a spot i know

This is why I always have a firearm with me. I’ve ran into to many tweekers in the middle of no where, let alone in Spokompton. But, the real question is: Where is the gnarly trail you speak of?

Hey Dale! I didn’t know you were on here!

Yeah, that's it

We’ll be taking NF 320.

Most are good, quality steel though.

Number 7 is a 2014 JKUR. 317/70r/17 General X3, 2.5” Teraflex lift, Frontrunner rack, cb, ham, and a whole bunch of stuff I fabricated. The Pack Saddle (trailer) is a 1946 Bantam that I bought from the original owners son.

I built my own. There is a diy on here. Just go to a farm store and buy a disc blade, weld the center shut and put some handles on it. And, disc blades are not made of cast iron.

Mrs. Lorax and I took a week off and went to Banff, Alberta. The weather there was less then cooperative, so we turned around and found sunshine in Idaho and Montana. Here are a few pics from our week. The climb to Conrad Lookout. It’s steeper than it looks. Summer Lake Recreation Area Bull...

You’ll have no trouble at all. Glad to have you along.

I have a ton of cast iron. A friend of mine owns a antique store, he would bring me a “no name” made in USA pan every now and then. Check out local antique and junk shop if you’re looking. Don’t over pay for a “no name” pan. Some place try to charge like a no namer is a Griswold. Just look for...