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End of the Summer Canadian RAMJ+W Bush Run Report
We had a nice 10 days of mostly R and R. One couple tried to find us on
Sunday, but couldn't get past the beaver flood solo and we didn't know when they were coming to meet us. We didn't run up to James Bay like originally planned, finances were just too tight for that long a drive for most folks so we just went out to the same area we normally run. The trail in was pretty insane. There were two places the beavers had dammed so the trail went into the water and disappeared around the corner.... I was up over my 33's in water crossing them at one place. I made an error and was in 4 high the first time across. Hooked an edge and went in deep in the rear corner with my wife just saying, 'more gas, more gas' over and over. I was in 1st chugging along at 400 rpm but she didn't stall, those tall skinny muds just motored along and out I came. When we went out to meet Snowboardripper Thursday night, I let him lead back in with all his off road lights. Then I mentioned the water crossing... LOL! All I hear on the CB is some grumbling about 'not too deep' and 'last time' and '120 lb mutt trying to swim out of the back of the Jeep' and 'now I am in front?'. ;-) Here is the last time he tried to follow me in water: http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292076845 We made it across with no drama, it was dark and we hit the underwater trail right.... Jo and Steve were waiting back at camp, they made it in the 'closed' road side which is 2 hours shorter for them. The locals had fixed the crossing so it was now safe. We found out and came out to a local gas stop and phoned folks coming that way to save them the time. We got off on a 'oh I have always wondered where that tiny road off to the side goes' roads and it got interesting fast. We just fit with the mirrors folded and had to trim some branches. The trail wen ton and on and I figured it was heading to a sweet white sand beach on a nice fishing lake I saw my first trip in there in 1990 when it got really technical fast. We were winching through bogs and I got tagged nasty on a fresh cut stump in some long brush. Hooked the rear spring hanger hard with one of those 'ouch' stops and cracked the frame just in front of it. :-( We had to jack me up and winch me sideways with a snatch block off a tree. Got free and figured we would leave the rest of this trail for a full day trip on another run. On the way out of that trail, I am calmly winching my CJ7 up the side of a ravine with Snowboardripper just finished winching up the other side of the trail and an ATV shows up. He sits there with his jaw hanging as I am talking to him while my CJ7 on fast hand throttle is climbing up the wall. LOL! It looked like took him a while to figure out I had a winch on front. He told us we were half way and indeed it went to the beach. Next trip... My rad got broken in half, the strap on the side that holds the bottom tank on so the heavy tank stretched the thin water tubes 1/4" longer and one split plus a couple pulled out. I soldered it up at the camp and it made it home before blowing up! I shut it down in the driveway and my wife comes in a bit later and says 'the jeep is making strange noises'. LOL, it was just puking out everything. I patted the CJ and said 'thanks for making it home'. :-) We had a nice trip all in all and a nice visit with some old RAMJ+W friends. A few photos from the run are posted at http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=3697290093 Also at alt.binaries.pictures.autos.4x4 Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's |
Re: End of the Summer Canadian RAMJ+W Bush Run Report
Sounds like a fun trip Mike, glad to hear you had fun and your faithful ol' bud
didnt let you down! How you been feeling? Doing ok? -jenn On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 22:12:17 -0400, Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote: >>We had a nice 10 days of mostly R and R. One couple tried to find us on >>Sunday, but couldn't get past the beaver flood solo and we didn't know >>when they were coming to meet us. >> >>We didn't run up to James Bay like originally planned, finances were >>just too tight for that long a drive for most folks so we just went out >>to the same area we normally run. >> >>The trail in was pretty insane. There were two places the beavers had >>dammed so the trail went into the water and disappeared around the >>corner.... I was up over my 33's in water crossing them at one place. >> >>I made an error and was in 4 high the first time across. Hooked an edge >>and went in deep in the rear corner with my wife just saying, 'more gas, >>more gas' over and over. I was in 1st chugging along at 400 rpm but she >>didn't stall, those tall skinny muds just motored along and out I came. >> >>When we went out to meet Snowboardripper Thursday night, I let him lead >>back in with all his off road lights. Then I mentioned the water >>crossing... LOL! All I hear on the CB is some grumbling about 'not too >>deep' and 'last time' and '120 lb mutt trying to swim out of the back of >>the Jeep' and 'now I am in front?'. ;-) Here is the last time he >>tried to follow me in water: >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292076845 >> >>We made it across with no drama, it was dark and we hit the underwater >>trail right.... >> >>Jo and Steve were waiting back at camp, they made it in the 'closed' >>road side which is 2 hours shorter for them. The locals had fixed the >>crossing so it was now safe. We found out and came out to a local gas >>stop and phoned folks coming that way to save them the time. >> >>We got off on a 'oh I have always wondered where that tiny road off to >>the side goes' roads and it got interesting fast. We just fit with the >>mirrors folded and had to trim some branches. The trail wen ton and on >>and I figured it was heading to a sweet white sand beach on a nice >>fishing lake I saw my first trip in there in 1990 when it got really >>technical fast. We were winching through bogs and I got tagged nasty on >>a fresh cut stump in some long brush. Hooked the rear spring hanger >>hard with one of those 'ouch' stops and cracked the frame just in front >>of it. :-( We had to jack me up and winch me sideways with a snatch >>block off a tree. Got free and figured we would leave the rest of this >>trail for a full day trip on another run. >> >>On the way out of that trail, I am calmly winching my CJ7 up the side of >>a ravine with Snowboardripper just finished winching up the other side >>of the trail and an ATV shows up. He sits there with his jaw hanging as >>I am talking to him while my CJ7 on fast hand throttle is climbing up >>the wall. LOL! It looked like took him a while to figure out I had a >>winch on front. >> >>He told us we were half way and indeed it went to the beach. Next >>trip... >> >>My rad got broken in half, the strap on the side that holds the bottom >>tank on so the heavy tank stretched the thin water tubes 1/4" longer and >>one split plus a couple pulled out. I soldered it up at the camp and it >>made it home before blowing up! I shut it down in the driveway and my >>wife comes in a bit later and says 'the jeep is making strange noises'. >>LOL, it was just puking out everything. I patted the CJ and said >>'thanks for making it home'. :-) >> >>We had a nice trip all in all and a nice visit with some old RAMJ+W >>friends. >> >>A few photos from the run are posted at >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=3697290093 >> >>Also at alt.binaries.pictures.autos.4x4 >> >>Mike >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's |
Re: End of the Summer Canadian RAMJ+W Bush Run Report
Sounds like a fun trip Mike, glad to hear you had fun and your faithful ol' bud
didnt let you down! How you been feeling? Doing ok? -jenn On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 22:12:17 -0400, Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote: >>We had a nice 10 days of mostly R and R. One couple tried to find us on >>Sunday, but couldn't get past the beaver flood solo and we didn't know >>when they were coming to meet us. >> >>We didn't run up to James Bay like originally planned, finances were >>just too tight for that long a drive for most folks so we just went out >>to the same area we normally run. >> >>The trail in was pretty insane. There were two places the beavers had >>dammed so the trail went into the water and disappeared around the >>corner.... I was up over my 33's in water crossing them at one place. >> >>I made an error and was in 4 high the first time across. Hooked an edge >>and went in deep in the rear corner with my wife just saying, 'more gas, >>more gas' over and over. I was in 1st chugging along at 400 rpm but she >>didn't stall, those tall skinny muds just motored along and out I came. >> >>When we went out to meet Snowboardripper Thursday night, I let him lead >>back in with all his off road lights. Then I mentioned the water >>crossing... LOL! All I hear on the CB is some grumbling about 'not too >>deep' and 'last time' and '120 lb mutt trying to swim out of the back of >>the Jeep' and 'now I am in front?'. ;-) Here is the last time he >>tried to follow me in water: >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292076845 >> >>We made it across with no drama, it was dark and we hit the underwater >>trail right.... >> >>Jo and Steve were waiting back at camp, they made it in the 'closed' >>road side which is 2 hours shorter for them. The locals had fixed the >>crossing so it was now safe. We found out and came out to a local gas >>stop and phoned folks coming that way to save them the time. >> >>We got off on a 'oh I have always wondered where that tiny road off to >>the side goes' roads and it got interesting fast. We just fit with the >>mirrors folded and had to trim some branches. The trail wen ton and on >>and I figured it was heading to a sweet white sand beach on a nice >>fishing lake I saw my first trip in there in 1990 when it got really >>technical fast. We were winching through bogs and I got tagged nasty on >>a fresh cut stump in some long brush. Hooked the rear spring hanger >>hard with one of those 'ouch' stops and cracked the frame just in front >>of it. :-( We had to jack me up and winch me sideways with a snatch >>block off a tree. Got free and figured we would leave the rest of this >>trail for a full day trip on another run. >> >>On the way out of that trail, I am calmly winching my CJ7 up the side of >>a ravine with Snowboardripper just finished winching up the other side >>of the trail and an ATV shows up. He sits there with his jaw hanging as >>I am talking to him while my CJ7 on fast hand throttle is climbing up >>the wall. LOL! It looked like took him a while to figure out I had a >>winch on front. >> >>He told us we were half way and indeed it went to the beach. Next >>trip... >> >>My rad got broken in half, the strap on the side that holds the bottom >>tank on so the heavy tank stretched the thin water tubes 1/4" longer and >>one split plus a couple pulled out. I soldered it up at the camp and it >>made it home before blowing up! I shut it down in the driveway and my >>wife comes in a bit later and says 'the jeep is making strange noises'. >>LOL, it was just puking out everything. I patted the CJ and said >>'thanks for making it home'. :-) >> >>We had a nice trip all in all and a nice visit with some old RAMJ+W >>friends. >> >>A few photos from the run are posted at >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=3697290093 >> >>Also at alt.binaries.pictures.autos.4x4 >> >>Mike >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's |
Re: End of the Summer Canadian RAMJ+W Bush Run Report
Sounds like a fun trip Mike, glad to hear you had fun and your faithful ol' bud
didnt let you down! How you been feeling? Doing ok? -jenn On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 22:12:17 -0400, Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote: >>We had a nice 10 days of mostly R and R. One couple tried to find us on >>Sunday, but couldn't get past the beaver flood solo and we didn't know >>when they were coming to meet us. >> >>We didn't run up to James Bay like originally planned, finances were >>just too tight for that long a drive for most folks so we just went out >>to the same area we normally run. >> >>The trail in was pretty insane. There were two places the beavers had >>dammed so the trail went into the water and disappeared around the >>corner.... I was up over my 33's in water crossing them at one place. >> >>I made an error and was in 4 high the first time across. Hooked an edge >>and went in deep in the rear corner with my wife just saying, 'more gas, >>more gas' over and over. I was in 1st chugging along at 400 rpm but she >>didn't stall, those tall skinny muds just motored along and out I came. >> >>When we went out to meet Snowboardripper Thursday night, I let him lead >>back in with all his off road lights. Then I mentioned the water >>crossing... LOL! All I hear on the CB is some grumbling about 'not too >>deep' and 'last time' and '120 lb mutt trying to swim out of the back of >>the Jeep' and 'now I am in front?'. ;-) Here is the last time he >>tried to follow me in water: >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292076845 >> >>We made it across with no drama, it was dark and we hit the underwater >>trail right.... >> >>Jo and Steve were waiting back at camp, they made it in the 'closed' >>road side which is 2 hours shorter for them. The locals had fixed the >>crossing so it was now safe. We found out and came out to a local gas >>stop and phoned folks coming that way to save them the time. >> >>We got off on a 'oh I have always wondered where that tiny road off to >>the side goes' roads and it got interesting fast. We just fit with the >>mirrors folded and had to trim some branches. The trail wen ton and on >>and I figured it was heading to a sweet white sand beach on a nice >>fishing lake I saw my first trip in there in 1990 when it got really >>technical fast. We were winching through bogs and I got tagged nasty on >>a fresh cut stump in some long brush. Hooked the rear spring hanger >>hard with one of those 'ouch' stops and cracked the frame just in front >>of it. :-( We had to jack me up and winch me sideways with a snatch >>block off a tree. Got free and figured we would leave the rest of this >>trail for a full day trip on another run. >> >>On the way out of that trail, I am calmly winching my CJ7 up the side of >>a ravine with Snowboardripper just finished winching up the other side >>of the trail and an ATV shows up. He sits there with his jaw hanging as >>I am talking to him while my CJ7 on fast hand throttle is climbing up >>the wall. LOL! It looked like took him a while to figure out I had a >>winch on front. >> >>He told us we were half way and indeed it went to the beach. Next >>trip... >> >>My rad got broken in half, the strap on the side that holds the bottom >>tank on so the heavy tank stretched the thin water tubes 1/4" longer and >>one split plus a couple pulled out. I soldered it up at the camp and it >>made it home before blowing up! I shut it down in the driveway and my >>wife comes in a bit later and says 'the jeep is making strange noises'. >>LOL, it was just puking out everything. I patted the CJ and said >>'thanks for making it home'. :-) >> >>We had a nice trip all in all and a nice visit with some old RAMJ+W >>friends. >> >>A few photos from the run are posted at >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=3697290093 >> >>Also at alt.binaries.pictures.autos.4x4 >> >>Mike >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's |
Re: End of the Summer Canadian RAMJ+W Bush Run Report
I am looking forward to actually being able to do some off roading
without pain, but for now will take what little I can get. We did enjoy ourselves. Getting better, slowly..... Mike jbjeep wrote: > > Sounds like a fun trip Mike, glad to hear you had fun and your faithful ol' bud > didnt let you down! > > How you been feeling? Doing ok? > -jenn > > On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 22:12:17 -0400, Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote: > > >>We had a nice 10 days of mostly R and R. One couple tried to find us on > >>Sunday, but couldn't get past the beaver flood solo and we didn't know > >>when they were coming to meet us. > >> > >>We didn't run up to James Bay like originally planned, finances were > >>just too tight for that long a drive for most folks so we just went out > >>to the same area we normally run. > >> > >>The trail in was pretty insane. There were two places the beavers had > >>dammed so the trail went into the water and disappeared around the > >>corner.... I was up over my 33's in water crossing them at one place. > >> > >>I made an error and was in 4 high the first time across. Hooked an edge > >>and went in deep in the rear corner with my wife just saying, 'more gas, > >>more gas' over and over. I was in 1st chugging along at 400 rpm but she > >>didn't stall, those tall skinny muds just motored along and out I came. > >> > >>When we went out to meet Snowboardripper Thursday night, I let him lead > >>back in with all his off road lights. Then I mentioned the water > >>crossing... LOL! All I hear on the CB is some grumbling about 'not too > >>deep' and 'last time' and '120 lb mutt trying to swim out of the back of > >>the Jeep' and 'now I am in front?'. ;-) Here is the last time he > >>tried to follow me in water: > >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292076845 > >> > >>We made it across with no drama, it was dark and we hit the underwater > >>trail right.... > >> > >>Jo and Steve were waiting back at camp, they made it in the 'closed' > >>road side which is 2 hours shorter for them. The locals had fixed the > >>crossing so it was now safe. We found out and came out to a local gas > >>stop and phoned folks coming that way to save them the time. > >> > >>We got off on a 'oh I have always wondered where that tiny road off to > >>the side goes' roads and it got interesting fast. We just fit with the > >>mirrors folded and had to trim some branches. The trail wen ton and on > >>and I figured it was heading to a sweet white sand beach on a nice > >>fishing lake I saw my first trip in there in 1990 when it got really > >>technical fast. We were winching through bogs and I got tagged nasty on > >>a fresh cut stump in some long brush. Hooked the rear spring hanger > >>hard with one of those 'ouch' stops and cracked the frame just in front > >>of it. :-( We had to jack me up and winch me sideways with a snatch > >>block off a tree. Got free and figured we would leave the rest of this > >>trail for a full day trip on another run. > >> > >>On the way out of that trail, I am calmly winching my CJ7 up the side of > >>a ravine with Snowboardripper just finished winching up the other side > >>of the trail and an ATV shows up. He sits there with his jaw hanging as > >>I am talking to him while my CJ7 on fast hand throttle is climbing up > >>the wall. LOL! It looked like took him a while to figure out I had a > >>winch on front. > >> > >>He told us we were half way and indeed it went to the beach. Next > >>trip... > >> > >>My rad got broken in half, the strap on the side that holds the bottom > >>tank on so the heavy tank stretched the thin water tubes 1/4" longer and > >>one split plus a couple pulled out. I soldered it up at the camp and it > >>made it home before blowing up! I shut it down in the driveway and my > >>wife comes in a bit later and says 'the jeep is making strange noises'. > >>LOL, it was just puking out everything. I patted the CJ and said > >>'thanks for making it home'. :-) > >> > >>We had a nice trip all in all and a nice visit with some old RAMJ+W > >>friends. > >> > >>A few photos from the run are posted at > >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=3697290093 > >> > >>Also at alt.binaries.pictures.autos.4x4 > >> > >>Mike > >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's |
Re: End of the Summer Canadian RAMJ+W Bush Run Report
I am looking forward to actually being able to do some off roading
without pain, but for now will take what little I can get. We did enjoy ourselves. Getting better, slowly..... Mike jbjeep wrote: > > Sounds like a fun trip Mike, glad to hear you had fun and your faithful ol' bud > didnt let you down! > > How you been feeling? Doing ok? > -jenn > > On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 22:12:17 -0400, Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote: > > >>We had a nice 10 days of mostly R and R. One couple tried to find us on > >>Sunday, but couldn't get past the beaver flood solo and we didn't know > >>when they were coming to meet us. > >> > >>We didn't run up to James Bay like originally planned, finances were > >>just too tight for that long a drive for most folks so we just went out > >>to the same area we normally run. > >> > >>The trail in was pretty insane. There were two places the beavers had > >>dammed so the trail went into the water and disappeared around the > >>corner.... I was up over my 33's in water crossing them at one place. > >> > >>I made an error and was in 4 high the first time across. Hooked an edge > >>and went in deep in the rear corner with my wife just saying, 'more gas, > >>more gas' over and over. I was in 1st chugging along at 400 rpm but she > >>didn't stall, those tall skinny muds just motored along and out I came. > >> > >>When we went out to meet Snowboardripper Thursday night, I let him lead > >>back in with all his off road lights. Then I mentioned the water > >>crossing... LOL! All I hear on the CB is some grumbling about 'not too > >>deep' and 'last time' and '120 lb mutt trying to swim out of the back of > >>the Jeep' and 'now I am in front?'. ;-) Here is the last time he > >>tried to follow me in water: > >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292076845 > >> > >>We made it across with no drama, it was dark and we hit the underwater > >>trail right.... > >> > >>Jo and Steve were waiting back at camp, they made it in the 'closed' > >>road side which is 2 hours shorter for them. The locals had fixed the > >>crossing so it was now safe. We found out and came out to a local gas > >>stop and phoned folks coming that way to save them the time. > >> > >>We got off on a 'oh I have always wondered where that tiny road off to > >>the side goes' roads and it got interesting fast. We just fit with the > >>mirrors folded and had to trim some branches. The trail wen ton and on > >>and I figured it was heading to a sweet white sand beach on a nice > >>fishing lake I saw my first trip in there in 1990 when it got really > >>technical fast. We were winching through bogs and I got tagged nasty on > >>a fresh cut stump in some long brush. Hooked the rear spring hanger > >>hard with one of those 'ouch' stops and cracked the frame just in front > >>of it. :-( We had to jack me up and winch me sideways with a snatch > >>block off a tree. Got free and figured we would leave the rest of this > >>trail for a full day trip on another run. > >> > >>On the way out of that trail, I am calmly winching my CJ7 up the side of > >>a ravine with Snowboardripper just finished winching up the other side > >>of the trail and an ATV shows up. He sits there with his jaw hanging as > >>I am talking to him while my CJ7 on fast hand throttle is climbing up > >>the wall. LOL! It looked like took him a while to figure out I had a > >>winch on front. > >> > >>He told us we were half way and indeed it went to the beach. Next > >>trip... > >> > >>My rad got broken in half, the strap on the side that holds the bottom > >>tank on so the heavy tank stretched the thin water tubes 1/4" longer and > >>one split plus a couple pulled out. I soldered it up at the camp and it > >>made it home before blowing up! I shut it down in the driveway and my > >>wife comes in a bit later and says 'the jeep is making strange noises'. > >>LOL, it was just puking out everything. I patted the CJ and said > >>'thanks for making it home'. :-) > >> > >>We had a nice trip all in all and a nice visit with some old RAMJ+W > >>friends. > >> > >>A few photos from the run are posted at > >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=3697290093 > >> > >>Also at alt.binaries.pictures.autos.4x4 > >> > >>Mike > >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's |
Re: End of the Summer Canadian RAMJ+W Bush Run Report
I am looking forward to actually being able to do some off roading
without pain, but for now will take what little I can get. We did enjoy ourselves. Getting better, slowly..... Mike jbjeep wrote: > > Sounds like a fun trip Mike, glad to hear you had fun and your faithful ol' bud > didnt let you down! > > How you been feeling? Doing ok? > -jenn > > On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 22:12:17 -0400, Mike Romain <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote: > > >>We had a nice 10 days of mostly R and R. One couple tried to find us on > >>Sunday, but couldn't get past the beaver flood solo and we didn't know > >>when they were coming to meet us. > >> > >>We didn't run up to James Bay like originally planned, finances were > >>just too tight for that long a drive for most folks so we just went out > >>to the same area we normally run. > >> > >>The trail in was pretty insane. There were two places the beavers had > >>dammed so the trail went into the water and disappeared around the > >>corner.... I was up over my 33's in water crossing them at one place. > >> > >>I made an error and was in 4 high the first time across. Hooked an edge > >>and went in deep in the rear corner with my wife just saying, 'more gas, > >>more gas' over and over. I was in 1st chugging along at 400 rpm but she > >>didn't stall, those tall skinny muds just motored along and out I came. > >> > >>When we went out to meet Snowboardripper Thursday night, I let him lead > >>back in with all his off road lights. Then I mentioned the water > >>crossing... LOL! All I hear on the CB is some grumbling about 'not too > >>deep' and 'last time' and '120 lb mutt trying to swim out of the back of > >>the Jeep' and 'now I am in front?'. ;-) Here is the last time he > >>tried to follow me in water: > >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292076845 > >> > >>We made it across with no drama, it was dark and we hit the underwater > >>trail right.... > >> > >>Jo and Steve were waiting back at camp, they made it in the 'closed' > >>road side which is 2 hours shorter for them. The locals had fixed the > >>crossing so it was now safe. We found out and came out to a local gas > >>stop and phoned folks coming that way to save them the time. > >> > >>We got off on a 'oh I have always wondered where that tiny road off to > >>the side goes' roads and it got interesting fast. We just fit with the > >>mirrors folded and had to trim some branches. The trail wen ton and on > >>and I figured it was heading to a sweet white sand beach on a nice > >>fishing lake I saw my first trip in there in 1990 when it got really > >>technical fast. We were winching through bogs and I got tagged nasty on > >>a fresh cut stump in some long brush. Hooked the rear spring hanger > >>hard with one of those 'ouch' stops and cracked the frame just in front > >>of it. :-( We had to jack me up and winch me sideways with a snatch > >>block off a tree. Got free and figured we would leave the rest of this > >>trail for a full day trip on another run. > >> > >>On the way out of that trail, I am calmly winching my CJ7 up the side of > >>a ravine with Snowboardripper just finished winching up the other side > >>of the trail and an ATV shows up. He sits there with his jaw hanging as > >>I am talking to him while my CJ7 on fast hand throttle is climbing up > >>the wall. LOL! It looked like took him a while to figure out I had a > >>winch on front. > >> > >>He told us we were half way and indeed it went to the beach. Next > >>trip... > >> > >>My rad got broken in half, the strap on the side that holds the bottom > >>tank on so the heavy tank stretched the thin water tubes 1/4" longer and > >>one split plus a couple pulled out. I soldered it up at the camp and it > >>made it home before blowing up! I shut it down in the driveway and my > >>wife comes in a bit later and says 'the jeep is making strange noises'. > >>LOL, it was just puking out everything. I patted the CJ and said > >>'thanks for making it home'. :-) > >> > >>We had a nice trip all in all and a nice visit with some old RAMJ+W > >>friends. > >> > >>A few photos from the run are posted at > >>http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=3697290093 > >> > >>Also at alt.binaries.pictures.autos.4x4 > >> > >>Mike > >>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 > >>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's |
Re: End of the Summer Canadian RAMJ+W Bush Run Report
Damn ...I wish I coulda been on that trip. When my baby is ready to go I
will definitely be taking the drive down there. I should start saving for gas now :) Speaking of which ...does anyone have a Weber carb to fit in the 4cyl 150CI '85 CJ7? I'd like to replace my troublesome stock feedback but don't really feel like spending the $400USD to buy one new. Anywho, thanks for the pics and hope you are doing better as well. Keep us posted. "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:414AE737.ED46A889@sympatico.ca... > I am looking forward to actually being able to do some off roading > without pain, but for now will take what little I can get. We did enjoy > ourselves. > > Getting better, slowly..... > > Mike |
Re: End of the Summer Canadian RAMJ+W Bush Run Report
Damn ...I wish I coulda been on that trip. When my baby is ready to go I
will definitely be taking the drive down there. I should start saving for gas now :) Speaking of which ...does anyone have a Weber carb to fit in the 4cyl 150CI '85 CJ7? I'd like to replace my troublesome stock feedback but don't really feel like spending the $400USD to buy one new. Anywho, thanks for the pics and hope you are doing better as well. Keep us posted. "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:414AE737.ED46A889@sympatico.ca... > I am looking forward to actually being able to do some off roading > without pain, but for now will take what little I can get. We did enjoy > ourselves. > > Getting better, slowly..... > > Mike |
Re: End of the Summer Canadian RAMJ+W Bush Run Report
Damn ...I wish I coulda been on that trip. When my baby is ready to go I
will definitely be taking the drive down there. I should start saving for gas now :) Speaking of which ...does anyone have a Weber carb to fit in the 4cyl 150CI '85 CJ7? I'd like to replace my troublesome stock feedback but don't really feel like spending the $400USD to buy one new. Anywho, thanks for the pics and hope you are doing better as well. Keep us posted. "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:414AE737.ED46A889@sympatico.ca... > I am looking forward to actually being able to do some off roading > without pain, but for now will take what little I can get. We did enjoy > ourselves. > > Getting better, slowly..... > > Mike |
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