Jinx
when in doubt, upgrade!
- Location
- So Jordan, Utah
Cody said:Dude, I have more rock love on my tow rig than that
Cody
U4WDA/CCKC Fall Ride 2004
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Jinx
when in doubt, upgrade!
- Location
- So Jordan, Utah
DToy said:
Without you and cody, I would still be trying to get out of that hole.
, I wish I had a better picture of Cody's off road Jacking system. That will definitely go in "the RME's better wheelers guide," aka ideas of how to get out when your are screwed!!! 
Jinx said:Without you and cody, I would still be trying to get out of that hole.
you mean this:
Not real great pics, but the rollbar did make a good jack/winch point.
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Jinx
when in doubt, upgrade!
- Location
- So Jordan, Utah
These look great!!! We need to get together with everyone and compare pics
I need to find an easier way to resize my pics. It takes me forever to post any pics.
I need to find an easier way to resize my pics. It takes me forever to post any pics.
fourdoorjeep
Registered User
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- Clearfield
With windows XP you can right click on a pic icon and chose to resize the pic. It will give you three choice’s, small, medium, and large. You do not have to open the pic to resize it. I do not know if any other windows OP systems can do that but try it. It makes it allot faster.
I think some of the blame should be with our self’s. I was thinking that orange buggy was taking way to long and making the mud deeper and wetter. I did not wont to be a bad guy, so like the rest of you I said nothing. We should have voice our concerns to Scott that there are, "to many rigs and not enough day light". Maybe their should be some ground rules when out with a large group or when a trail gets congested. Three tries then take a strap, do not set and spin you tires and deg up the trail. I saw some other rigs other than the buggies and high dollar stuff take too long and should have taken the strap sooner. Dtoy, it might have been when you where told to hurry up the spotter realized that the day was getting short and he needed to get the trail moving. I was not there when you where told to hurry up, so I am only guessing that their maybe some other reasons.
My thanks go out to Scott and his family and all of the CCKC & U4WDA people that but on a great trail ride. You did good.
I think some of the blame should be with our self’s. I was thinking that orange buggy was taking way to long and making the mud deeper and wetter. I did not wont to be a bad guy, so like the rest of you I said nothing. We should have voice our concerns to Scott that there are, "to many rigs and not enough day light". Maybe their should be some ground rules when out with a large group or when a trail gets congested. Three tries then take a strap, do not set and spin you tires and deg up the trail. I saw some other rigs other than the buggies and high dollar stuff take too long and should have taken the strap sooner. Dtoy, it might have been when you where told to hurry up the spotter realized that the day was getting short and he needed to get the trail moving. I was not there when you where told to hurry up, so I am only guessing that their maybe some other reasons.
My thanks go out to Scott and his family and all of the CCKC & U4WDA people that but on a great trail ride. You did good.
fourdoorjeep said:
My thoughts exactly.
fourdoorjeep said:
Yep, you're probably right. I was back at my 4Runner for part of the time when Joey was hopelessly trying to get through. He was in there for a good 15 to 20 minutes more when I walked back up. I watched until I saw him getting really stupid. After the second or third time that he almost slid into ijeeporange I started yelling to strap him up and get him out of there. Of course it took another 5 minutes and a broken front shaft before they finally dragged his sorry butt up.
The point of my comments is that if you're concerned about running out of daylight then don't let some A_ _HOLE spend 45 minutes tearing the sh_t out of the trail and then tell me to hurry. I was not the one holding up the show. Other than the muddy crossing I didn't have to be strapped up anything, and I didn't take more than 2 tries to get through any obstacle.
I guess I just need to remember that some people (Joey) have something to prove (was he just trying to prove he was an a_ _? he succeeded
), and just don't care about anyone else on the trail. Hopefully my comments will help improve some of the trail rides in the future by helping trail leaders focus on giving everyone a fair shot.
great scott
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Carbonvil/Price Utah
The Pinacle pics are up on the Sun Advocates site at http://www.sunad.com/ :greg:
great scott
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- Location
- Carbonvil/Price Utah
The trail head branches off the main gravle road that passes pinnacle peak and follows allong side for a while befor turnig south. I have GPS data and will try to post it up latter, not to mention if Im free i'll take any chance to run a trail.
great scott
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- Carbonvil/Price Utah
So you have been there?EZRhino said: