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no playing here--trying to bail water out. Although the fields are looking like fun and the creek than runs through the field is over its banks. Anyone playing??
Gotta have a truck that runs to go out and play
I wanna get my truck fixed very soon before all this dries up so I can go out w/ it...Prolly make a quick trip to Machickanee w/ it since that is the closest place to me that I know of. But I don't know what's wrong w/ the Bronco, or how much it's gonna cost to fix. Only thing I do know is it needs a tranny, but that is minor rite now, cuz I still got 1st and 2nd gear and that's all I need
I'd like to go on The Pipeline but my truck's only 2wd. I'm limited to old, slippery hay fields. I might hit the pipeline when the bronco gets fixed, and then have to fix it again.
Hopefully your weekend went better than our's did. Started out Saturday installing a locker in the front of my buddy's truck, got it back together just in time to make our scheduled trail time at Trollhaugen (Dresser) and promptly broke a front axle u-joint (I knew they should have been replaced) and also twisted off the axle shaft only 1/2 hour into our trail ride. Went back home and tore the front end completely apart again(had to remove the carier to get the broken axle piece out) for the second time in less than 6 hours. We didn't get the truck back together until the next morning after taking more parts off my rolling chassis in the shed. Had more problems with the brakes (air in lines, leaking lines, etc) and after the brakes were fixed, the shift linkage broke inside the steering column(again, I had a spare lying around). After it was all said and done, we missed the trails by 1 hour, they close them at 3pm.
Yeah, ours actually went pretty well. Like the last few years, the first hour on the trail my cousin busted some stuff. Fell into a rut coming down the hill and hit a rock with the front left. Sheared the centering pin off the leaf springs and shoved the axle back, which stuffed the front wheel up into the body. Then broke a u-joints on the other side. Luckily, it wasn't that bad and we had it fixed first thing Sat. morning.
I actually went all weekend without getting stuck or breaking anything major. I bent the tie rod and popped the stabilizer bracket off the frame, but that's it.
Once I resolve some clearence issues, I'll be ready again.