August Bs Thread...almost Anything Goes!!! Part 2
#1
August Bs Thread...almost Anything Goes!!! Part 2
OK Wyoming...you've got your own Chapter...now it's time to start a BS Thread!!! Keep it light...keep it fun...and...keep it clean!!! Or...at least keep it reasonably clean!!!
Let the BS begin!!!!!!!!!!
Let the BS begin!!!!!!!!!!
#3
Yep, was planning on camping near Louie this week and riding the Mule to Christina and Shoshone as I haven't been to the trail lakes yet. But I don't think I'm gonna get to go this week. I spent all of my time last year (and this spring) at Bog Lakes north of Dubois. There's more lakes to explore with the new toy on South Pass though, so I'll probly spend most of my time there next year. Got a couple new hunting spots to check out, too!
Scouder, keep kickin' butt. Love to hear those stories.
Howdy to everyone else!
Scouder, keep kickin' butt. Love to hear those stories.
Howdy to everyone else!
Morning Michelle, have a great day yourself!
#4
Hey Scott, I see you have a Pittsburg pic in your sig. If you get a chance during the day, you should head to Nebraska's B/S thread, and help defend your fellow Steelers fan (cowboywanabe) from the Seahawks/Browns/Colts fans!
#6
Pat, Bog Lakes is off of the Horse Creek road running north out of Dubois... Horse Creek and Double Cabin campgrounds are in that area. Good fishing for small rainbows and graylings out of Bog Lakes.
Go Steelers! On my way...
Cool... we split the B.S.
Go Steelers! On my way...
Cool... we split the B.S.
#7
Okay, I know where your talking about now Scott. That's a really nice area up there.
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#8
You're right it sure is purty country up there. Gotta be sure to pack a pistol though. I went on a hike up there a month ago, looking for Deacon Lake in the wilderness... finally figured out when I got back to the truck that a small black bear had been following me the whole time!
#10
Hey Wyoming guys... looks like you're off to a great start as a chapter! Congrats!
Oh, and by the way, watch out for Pat (97nukeford)... he's known for stirring things up then hiding out in other chapter forums. We're onto you now Pat!
Oh, and by the way, watch out for Pat (97nukeford)... he's known for stirring things up then hiding out in other chapter forums. We're onto you now Pat!
#11
I'm on to you Pat!
#14
Originally Posted by mwvdub:
"ya i found a place in denver but they want $1500. Seems like a good price for what the offer just a lot of money for a guy starting out in life. "
I had the same problem. Nobody makes headers for a 76 F250 that have any primary size. Knowing that I was going to need 2 1/8 primaries into a 4" collector, I just bought a set of flanges, a pair of collectors, and a box of 2 1/8 bends and started fabbing. Like most things, I could do it better the second time, but I am very pleased with the way they turned out. I am not a welder, so I just tacked them together piece by piece with my little mig box and took them to a pro when I was done to do the finish welds. I would tack one piece, then hold up a bend, estimate where it needed cut, mark with a sharpie, and cut it with a chop saw. I have a nice sized box of mistakes, but it came together pretty quickly. Ultimately I think I had around $550 in them, and they were custom built for my application. Can't beat that with a stick.
Soooooo, if all else fails, put on your hot-rodder hat and do it the ol' fashioned way!
-Scouder
"ya i found a place in denver but they want $1500. Seems like a good price for what the offer just a lot of money for a guy starting out in life. "
I had the same problem. Nobody makes headers for a 76 F250 that have any primary size. Knowing that I was going to need 2 1/8 primaries into a 4" collector, I just bought a set of flanges, a pair of collectors, and a box of 2 1/8 bends and started fabbing. Like most things, I could do it better the second time, but I am very pleased with the way they turned out. I am not a welder, so I just tacked them together piece by piece with my little mig box and took them to a pro when I was done to do the finish welds. I would tack one piece, then hold up a bend, estimate where it needed cut, mark with a sharpie, and cut it with a chop saw. I have a nice sized box of mistakes, but it came together pretty quickly. Ultimately I think I had around $550 in them, and they were custom built for my application. Can't beat that with a stick.
Soooooo, if all else fails, put on your hot-rodder hat and do it the ol' fashioned way!
-Scouder