I escaped from California with my Jeep and guns in July. Been busy getting settled here and haven't done any wheeling yet but looking forward to that and meeting people.
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I escaped from California with my Jeep and guns in July. Been busy getting settled here and haven't done any wheeling yet but looking forward to that and meeting people.
welcome to the group
Welcome!
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Welcome to the group!
What type of trails are you interested in - scenery or technical difficulty?
Well met and welcome!
Thanks! Mostly I like to explore and take in the scenery but it's fun to mix it up with some technical sections. Spending half a day getting through a 1/2 mile section of rocks isn't my idea of fun anymore. I also enjoy mild trails with deep snow in the winter.
That’s what we are heading out to do today, a mild trail with deep snow - Sevenmile. I’m 2 hours from the trailhead but getting ready now and will leave in about an hour. We are meeting at the trailhead at 10am. Details in the link near top of the page
Thanks Matt, I saw that the other day and wish I could. I've got a vibration and noise that's developed when I engage the front axle on my atlas. I suspect it's a driveline issue but I haven't figured it out yet.
good luck finding it and maybe see you next weekend! We usually have something going every weekend ;)
Greg welcome to Front Range 4x4, nice rig. I'll bet the vibs are from the double cardon. The socket being worn out. I hope you find it out. Winter wheeling in these mountains is a blast, so much fun! Catch you out on a trail soon!
nice rig dude.
welcome to the dark side...
we have cookies!!!
Welcome, and with a build like that I'm going to venture a guess that you don't shy away from the technical trails. Really good looking rig.
Hey, thanks Shane. Yeah I don't so much go looking for harder stuff these days but I have to admit it's in my blood and if it's there it's hard to shy away.
Welcome!
Welcome! :thumb: