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@TRD270 would hate this. Better not let him see it.

We're just boots on the ground. Not responsible for our own actions. It's all Greg's fault.

Listen, I don't make the rules, ok?

The wheels are dumb, but I would not kick this van (is it still a van if it has a flatbed?) out of bed for eating crackers.

I want to print that out and leave it under the windshield wiper of every angry eyes Jeep I see.

If you decide to change those up, I've been really happy with Toyo AT3s. I've run them on a couple rigs now. Quiet on the highway, great on road snow and ice, at least as good as any other AT on the dirt and rocks. I decided to go slightly more aggressive on the LX, but it took me a while to...

So the one with the snowplow doesn't get the tracks for driving in snow. Got it.

See, that's the sort of thing that would have me loading up that dishwasher pronto.

Not if I can help it!

Saw one toddling up Buckhorn Draw today. We figured the driver was just timid until we passed him again limping up to Price on the shoulder of Hwy 10. Not sure if he ran out of juice or had a mechanical - either way, not a ringing endorsement.

The boy got his first real taste of dirt driving this weekend, in the F150 because his 4Runner isn't ready yet. This was the highlight. Maybe he's learned to look before reversing now. :rofl:

This makes me want a camper van, just so I can print this and hang it on the wall.

Are you faster than your wife, or do you hide her shoes before you say that to her?

So what's the dishwasher version of these? Seems like we go through one every three years, plus or minus, because that's how long it takes me to get sick of rewashing dishes and farting around with replacing parts. Last time I ponied up for a Bosch because those were supposed to last, but this...

I like cable for this. Leave a gap in about the middle of the hem to adjust a turnbuckle and that'd be sweet.

"Get back under there and change those heim joints! I've got a comp to win here!"

I think I would start with the two posts you have and build like a covered deck back towards the house, except skip the covered part and hang the sail there instead. But use the structure to brace the posts against eachother, and then build all the bracing/bracketry you need into the structure...

Aww man. I'm sorry, Chance.