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Red Dog Saloon in Grantsville :D.

Pull up to Les Schwab's - "Balance and rotate the tires please." (:p)

John Deere tractor with 3-point digger = easy job. Use a clamshell digger to clean up the loose dirt.

Just checked the parts pile - no fenders. Only have driver and passenger doors, 2 hoods, lower tailgate and upper rear hatch, plus several transmissions and transfer cases - including one you used to own (grin). Let me know if you need anything.

Thank you Jack and all Veterans for your service. I spent most of today with my next door neighbor, Pappy Ackerman, installing a front end loader on my John Deere tractor. Pappy also served in the Korean War in 1952 - 1953. He is 82 years old and can outwork anybody I know. Pappy built a lot...

I'll look in the parts pile and post back. I don't remember any front fenders though.

One of my favorite rigs was a '74 Ramcharger with a warmed up 318. Sweet rig that would always get me anywhere I wanted to go. It was also a great tow rig.

Chad is a very talented home shop engineer. He comes with some out of the box ideas and turns them into reality using very basic tools. A visit to his shop is like seeing a modern day Da Vinci in action.

Right now it's Howe's, but I used CS before. Have not seen any difference between the 2 products. Originally I used Husqvarna chainsaw oil, but I am using Mercury outboard oil now. Both are good products.

I add 4 ounces of good 2-stroke oil to every new bottle of diesel additive, then add the recommended dose of additive to every tank fill up. That way I am using a product intended to lubricate as well as burn cleanly in the system. Several years of doing this has caused zero problems. My...

I have a 1-ton dually that will pull the Queen Mary, but I still won't consider pulling doubles. The risk factor goes way up no matter how careful you are or how well you have everything lined out and balanced. Even large over the road tractor-trailer doubles are pretty scary, not to mention...

Let me know if you need some manilla rope if you find the perps. I'll send whatever you need to get the job done for free.

It was right the first time, that is a "hallowed" place. Great driving on some really scary obstacles.

Sad. This is a little late, but should make us all think about towing practices. http://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=27326356&nid=148&title=uhp-identifies-woman-killed-in-truck-trailer-accident I have always considered pulling double trailers the same as playing Russian Roulette.

The original Dodge Power Wagon. I doubt that my '49 Power Wagon could have done any better - 4X4 versus 4X2.

Chad is from Mount Pleasant, and is one of the original pioneers of the Hanging Tree Trail. His first articulated vehicle had an early '50s Chevrolet truck cab, and I believe he called that one the Twisted Sister.

Riding in the back of the Twisty is like a carnival ride. He could flop either front half or back half independently.

Chad Taylor's old Twisty II also for sale by present owner: http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=27028772&cat=402&s_cid=S0001 I spent many hours wheeling with Chad and the Twisty II - fantastic, very stable machine. Chad is finishing up Twisty III now - can't wait to go wheeling with Chad...

Todd & Jen Little's competition buggy for sale: http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=26961694&cat=402&lpid=2&search=&ad_cid=5 It's way under priced.

Etch-A-Sketch: create anything you want, anytime you want.