Scott in Bellingham

whats open up at northfork , any of the old trails? , whats the scoop on this area?

go with the double bolt, simpler to install, cheeper bolts, need no reinforcing tube

the engine I would like to make would take the heat generated from a Internal combustion engine and make steam from it and run a secondary steam engine , thus utilizing the energy from the combustion and from the heat given off a steam / desil hybred

ran for a couple months DD 25" street tires , binds and chirps

sounds good bring sawzall blades

you can go 50mm on the front with just some 50mm squ tubing cut 1 peice per bolt, fits on top of strut , need 6 , 40mm is a sinch

ok who wants to trailer my rig so I can go?

any place to camp out around this area

like it . I want one

lets go!!

RTI= Ramp Travel Index

Ive pulled many a Offroad machines with a import pickup, with a 4 banger, usually the trailer & ORV weigh between 2,000- 3,000 lbs, need to remove all unneeded weight from these cars

so if I took a modified vehicle un road legal to EC on a trailer , I couldnt run it? , whats up with Washington, Oregon is way more relaxed on the regs, in Ore you can get a ORV permit on a home built rig without proof of title, in WA you need proof

get a trailer

bring your red chop back:brow:

Sooberuuuoos @ 7:00

thanks for the Map

Air lockers Ej Power remove all un needed weight can you say lower gears!! desent winch or jack up the radiator cap and drive a toyota under it:lol:

weer headin to ,Sandlake to play in the sand july 4th week, looking at staying near Tillimook, noticed theres some ORV trails nearby . off hwy 6 Browns Camp at milepost 33, Diamond Hill at milepost 22.8, and Jordan Creek at milepost 18). Trask is south of Tillamook on Hwy 101. anyne been out there? would like to go wheelin, maybe the 5th of july

would you happen to have a map or a link on the net

Ive had/seen no problem with 27" tires

3/16 wall will do

last time we went out we used a good strap around a tree , a comealong on the car and a chain in between the strap and comealong, this way when you run out of cable on the comealomg you can adjust the length with the chain, the chain is good for that has no give. now when I pull someone out I use a 1/2" rope , its long and acks like a bungee cord which builds up pulling force, now if you want a winch look around for a used one , be less then 1/2 $ then new, I just picked up a 8,000 lb Ramsey for 300$ off creigslist, it has less then 1hr on it ,it does way more work then I could ever do with a good comealong, Im not going back

we can run the winch cable threw the rear hatch and start pulling , come on over

Here you go