Explorer I
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- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Denniston
- Member #
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3030
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7LYZ
Explorer I
3030
holy moly. Thanks for the files!My
My pleasure. I have gpx files if you want route info. We just did an OB overnighter at Bowman last month.
GaiaGPS - Bowman and Henness Pass Road Loop
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If you have 2 days available then Poker Flat Trail is fun.
GaiaGPS - Poker Flat Trail and Saddleback 8/31/19
www.gaiagps.com
Member III
16986
Did you make that yourself. It turned out very good and an ideal location for the battery. Congratulations on a nice job of installation.Finished the aux battery box....
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Explorer I
3030
100% all by my big self!Did you make that yourself. It turned out very good and an ideal location for the battery. Congratulations on a nice job of installation.
Member III
16986
Good fabrication work, you might consider making and selling them as a hobby.
Explorer I
3030
That in itself is an amazing compliment. Thank you for that @Lanlubber !Good fabrication work, you might consider making and selling them as a hobby.
Member III
16986
Just the facts my friend. When someone does a good job it should be recognised as such.That in itself is an amazing compliment. Thank you for that @Lanlubber !
Explorer I
3030
Thank you my friend.Just the facts my friend. When someone does a good job it should be recognised as such.
Member III
17011
Awesome looking rig and setup!5-tire rotation and an (appx.) quarterly wash & clean this past weekend. All set to get out there this upcoming weekend.
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Member III
16986
I think if I had a choice (at my age) this would be my kinda rig. Not too big, not to small, low profile with everything you need for whatever you do.5-tire rotation and an (appx.) quarterly wash & clean this past weekend. All set to get out there this upcoming weekend.
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I think if I had a choice (at my age) this would be my kinda rig. Not too big, not to small, low profile with everything you need for whatever you do.
I like it a lot, I really really do. Congratulations on perfection IMO !
Advocate I
Member III
17011
But trail stripes are like a badge of honor :)Today, got (99% of the) trail stripes out from the last trip:
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Not bad for a ~17 year old Yeep (and yes, I need to touch-up the paint on the rock slider).
-TJ
Advocate I
Lol, maybe the scuffed sliders count? I guess I need to try harder! Truth be told, I try pretty hard not to stripe the WJ up, but it won't stop me from using a trail and I won't modify the trail (cut stuff down) just to avoid stripes. This is one of the advantages of the WJ: it's actually pretty small. So if typical rigs have been using a trial, chances are the branches are knocked-back enough for the WJ already.
Member III
17011
I hear ya on that. Once you go and you take a line, you are pretty much committed, trail stripes or not lol. I try not to get any scratches or dings as well.Lol, maybe the scuffed sliders count? I guess I need to try harder! Truth be told, I try pretty hard not to stripe the WJ up, but it won't stop me from using a trail and I won't modify the trail (cut stuff down) just to avoid stripes. This is one of the advantages of the WJ: it's actually pretty small. So if typical rigs have been using a trial, chances are the branches are knocked-back enough for the WJ already.
-TJ
Member III
16986
Fine for the rig, oh so painful for the face. I can do without !
Pathfinder I
On some trails I get both! lolFine for the rig, oh so painful for the face. I can do without !
Enthusiast III
Advocate I
Nice work!I travel with my kids all the time - my truck is always full of stuff and one thing that always concerns me when i leave it out with clear windows. I tinted my rover today... "what they can't see they MIGHT not steal"