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Greg, bring your mountain bike and ride Goodwater Rim trail since you are right there by it. Great ride, fantastic views. https://www.trailforks.com/region/good-water-rim/

Original post says to meet up at 10:00 on Sat. but doesn't say where. Were you intending to meet at the coordinates given ?

black dragon canyon has a couple of tight spots and a couple low ledges. I made it through with a 2013 F150 supercrew. Eagle canyon is a little twisty with some brushy stuff close to the road (did this in a JKU). This is not crawling or really technical.

I'm in with the big red pig, need to touch up the red paint I left in black dragon.

I keep my beer close as well but I can't seem to keep one around long enough to get it trained :rofl:

the locking pin forces the pawl to fully engage the teeth on the post and prevents it from backing out.

Mine have the locking pin. Makes me feel all safe and warm.

nope. straight argon only

The biggest problem I had was the diamond plate bumps preventing a tight fitup and the edges wanting to melt away from each other.

start here: http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/ work gloves might work for you, but won't make it easier compared to a nice pair of deerskin Tillman gloves. A good fit on the gloves is important as well. I also prefer to use a gas lens, they use less gas and the laminar flow just takes gas...

My brother had a heeler once and had to tie him up whenever he would mow the grass. Crazy dog would bite the tires on the riding mower and not let go, while it was moving. Flopped like a rag doll but would not let go....

Almost ashamed to put this here in light of Mike's (zmotorsports) work, but this is my very first real project in aluminum, a tray to hold the accessories for the oxy-fuel setup. Just for fun, I made it challenging; 0.050 diamond plate from a hacked up truck tool box (thanks sixstringsteve)...

I guess I need to add the oxy-acetylene as the 4th process you can try here.... Good for cutting, welding, brazing, heating and bending.

sorry I missed the riding, but not the cold mornings.

I decided to make the oxy-acetylene setup fixed to the wall with a 50' hose instead of on a cart so today I made a restraint/hose hanger. tanks secured: 50' hose and regulators attached: If I ever really need it to be mobile, I get out the short hose and strap the tanks to a hand truck...

I bought the apron mostly for grinding. I have the most control when the grinder pulls straight away from me which means the sparks are coming straight towards me. I've been using a long sleeve cotton shirt to weld with, but it doesn't hold up to the barrage of sparks from the grinder.

ball mount installed with nothing attached = shin destroyer

If you weld for a short period, a long sleeve cotton shirt is all you need.

Mine seems to be more XC, 455 chain stay (may also be longer because it's a 29er) with 69* head angle. More than enough to smash a couple sagebrush.

you did, technically. my first time welding I was wearing shorts and squatting down to weld on the ground. crispy inner thighs resulted.