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I thought it was going to be these.

https://www.alekoproducts.com/v/vspfiles/photos/SCP01-AP-2T.jpg

We had some friends and family over for dinner. Small gathering compared to other years, only 14 of us total, some years we have had up to 28.

Those 8 lights only draw 1.5 amps too. I love LEDs.

Also got a steering wheel hook.

https://i.imgur.com/GKWp2NB.jpg

Used my old rock lights for in-cab lights.

Switch
https://i.imgur.com/FhYwiED.jpg

4 lights in pairs up front
https://i.imgur.com/aZa1DeC.jpg

4 in rear
https://i.imgur.com/6ayCCSc.jpg

After making mine and pulling the knot super tight with my winch, I put thin CA glue on the knot to insure it will not come apart.

I also added nylon tubing to them to help with abrasion.

I bought the Factor 55 FID and have used it to tie several soft shackles as well as make a winch line extension. It's actually very easy.

Last years flyer. It's on the 7th this year.

They work great in snow and mud.

These bags are great for storage.
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Exactly

I have not seen it before. Way over priced though.

I really don't need another set of tools but this is very tempting.

I first saw these a few years ago on Australian and UK sites where they have winching competitions. I was really considering getting a few of them until I saw this video. They have a lot more...

Bump stops are to limit travel so your tires don't rub and to prevent any other suspension parts from hitting anything.

Tearing the mounts from the frame or axle can/does happen but it's not too common.

Just get some penetrating thread locker for the jam nuts.

I was sitting in the corner waiting to see what was decided. However I am now going to the Glenwood Springs area for the weekend.

Most of the trails do not close until Dec 1.

Kelly Flats should be mostly snow free by the weekend.

http://www.frontrange4x4.com/forums/showthread.php?27746-Important!-Pike-amp-San-Isabel-NF-MVUM-Plan

Should help in the summer too.

I have been seeing some good reviews and recommendations by people I know for Hercules tires.

https://www.herculestire.com/

I definitely know the lines that are easiest for my rig. I have been trying different lines the last few times. There is rumor of a new even harder trail that they are trying to get approval to open.

I would love to have an electric rig with portal axles and a motor at each wheel.

https://youtu.be/eBnHWGE5uxs



https://youtu.be/dPwSozPdKM0

Looks great. That should increase efficiency.

If I was to do it I'd just have all hose not permanently mounted. By permanently mounting a connection at the front and rear what are you going to save? Maybe 8-10' of hose?

I'd have a...