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I decided to do donuts anytime we have a snow day.
What Did You Do With Your Rig Today?
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Enthusiast I
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Enthusiast III
Installed AVS bug deflector & Shrockworks rock sliders today...
Explorer I
Received the Alu Cab Explorer canopy and set it on the bed. Still attaching brackets but it’s cold outside and I am becoming more averse to cold...
Not today, but a couple days ago I took it up to Lake Tahoe.. this was us stuck on highway 80 for couple hours. Dog enjoyed the stops, as you can see.
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Member III
Nice little bumper upgrade. Just need to sort the winch, drill some holes lights, and cut those things off the bottom.
Enthusiast III
Explored the Perkinsville-Jerome road, starting from Chino Valley and ending at the Jerome Ghost Town.
Protector II
We set off to find deeper snow for sledding. Our 3 year old LOVES snow and sledding was all she talked about. Well, as many of us were, we woke up to be highly disappointed, with the NC failed weather prediction. 3rd time in a row we've been forecast 3-6" and got zero. Thankfully, Boone and Blowing Rock are only an hour drive - Beautiful country up there. The Blue Ridge Parkway will always hold a place in my heart as one of the most beautiful places we travel.
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- Meuser
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BRP also has good sledding, as they close the road. I'm in Charlotte and have sleds. Maybe this weekend!
Enthusiast III
Built a new tray/shelf for the hatch out of some scrap plywood. My previous effort involved a whole frame made out of aluminum extrusions that bolted to the floor. That proved not sturdy enough to add planned moving parts like a sliding tabletop so it was too complicated to serve as just a shelf and has been dismantled and the parts stored for a future project.
This one is secured using the little slots for the cargo cover and with eye bolts around the headrest posts. Turnbuckles aren’t really necessary but I like to be careful. So far it seems more than sturdy enough to hold a pair of clothes duffels and be used as a platform for brushing teeth,etc. before bed. This can be installed or removed in 3 minutes with no tools. Also makes little to no noise, unlike my aluminum version which had dozens of tiny bolts that needed to be tightened every few days using 3 different wrenches or else it would rattle like crazy. I have some 1mm textured plastic sheet coming to cover the top surface.
This one is secured using the little slots for the cargo cover and with eye bolts around the headrest posts. Turnbuckles aren’t really necessary but I like to be careful. So far it seems more than sturdy enough to hold a pair of clothes duffels and be used as a platform for brushing teeth,etc. before bed. This can be installed or removed in 3 minutes with no tools. Also makes little to no noise, unlike my aluminum version which had dozens of tiny bolts that needed to be tightened every few days using 3 different wrenches or else it would rattle like crazy. I have some 1mm textured plastic sheet coming to cover the top surface.
Member III
I installed my CBI Overlanding bed rack,
when one of my neighbors kids gets done work, he is going to come help me set my RTT on the rack, stay tuned for additional pictures
when one of my neighbors kids gets done work, he is going to come help me set my RTT on the rack, stay tuned for additional pictures
Advocate III
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I found the doors wide open on the Bronco today... I haven’t touched it in about 2 months...
Trail Mechanic I
Ordered some parts. Installed a bluetooth OBD II scanner and mounted a Go Pro to the windshield. Next weekend will clean up the wiring for the dual band radio/antenna. But now, it's 23 degrees and snowing... I hate winter. I'm ready for spring.
Trail Mechanic I
2 Questions.... Did you catch anything? How was your nap?
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I'm chasing a high-speed driveline vibration. Today the XJ got a new rear driveshaft. That took care of 60% of it. A new front driveshaft is on the way. Hopefully, that will take care of the rest of it. I guess the 265k miles are taking their toll.
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Advocate III
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- Rose
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My sleeping bag and maybe a few fishing poles
Trail Mechanic I
