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Is there a problem with having bias ply on one axle, radials on the other?

Jaxxon is what I have now- two trips to Powell, once each to Flaming Gorge and Willard Bay and 2 of the 4 are shot. Had trailer alignment etc checked and told all is well. Luckily the ones on the horse trailer (not sure of brand) are holding their own. Will try to remember to check tomorrow...

I have been less than happy with the life span on the last couple sets of tires I have run on my boat trailer. Any suggestions for long lasting trailer tires?

Sounds like a great trip- something I should add to my to do list. Carefull with the large rocks, though. I know someone who came within inches of killing someone they did not realize was below them.:eek2:

I'll second the ranges of the others Cummins, but mine is stock.

I'll take $75. Ran great when last used it so can not imagine it will need significant work.

I have really nice Torro (yes we have the bag.) Probably about 10 years old, but only used for few years before went to a riding mower. Not free, but would let go for fair price. It is in Grantsville, or I could bring it with me to work in Salt Lake.

Depending on your taste, the west desert (Simpson Springs etc) can be lots of fun and pretty much in public areas in the state should provide what you are looking for. It really comes down to how far to you want to drive! I also like the Flaming Gorge area and Skyline Drive areas above...

great shots. Got to get to a few games again this year.

If narwal tastes anything like beluga you are right. Of course, it may have been better cooked. But this thread certainly did not stay on bigfoot for long!

Last year we did two week like camps (one at a BSA camp plus 6 day Kings Peak attempt), monthly camp outs, multiple day hikes and short overnight trips, half a dozen bike rides (10-50 miles.) Limitiations really are boys interests, leaders time off and budget.

As much as I disagree frequently with federal land management, I think these land bills are overall a really bad idea. Why? Utah can not afford to properly manage the huge tracts of land that are currently federally managed. If the state struggles to keep state parks open, how do they...

I have thought about doing a trip just like that for my Venture (16-18 year old) scouts. This summer settled on a canoe trip instead, but likely on my to-do list with them for 2013.

Only caution I would give is with our Ram 2500 ('05) is we have been fighting with front-end issues. About 18 months ago required major overhual for death wobble. Truck had about 91k miles on it then. Then last Saturday had a tie rod end completely snap- only about 35,000 miles on it.

Welcome to another fellow scouter (I am currently Venture Advisor.)

Just a friendly reminder the application deadline for the Utah hunt drawing is coming up.

Coming from the Kamas side into the Uintas there are some roads off the highway, Murdock Basin and Spring Canyon Roads being the longest, but I don't know much detail about either one. I am sure others on here can give some more info.

Not going to find you anything by today, but if anything comes into work in the near future I'll let you know.

Had Rugged Terrains on my Ram 2500 CTD when we bought it. Hated them- terrible snow/ice traction. On the Geolanders, that is what was on my Montero when I first got it. Did not keep them long since I wanted larger tires, but was surpirsed by how well they did in snow and mud. Recently put...

Coyotes are also pack animals. Occasionally seen then alone, but I suspect alot of time the others are just out of sight.