Suspension rehab

While I was at EJS, I met up with the guys from Rock Krawler. Their customer service is pretty exceptional. My suspension has seen better days. The control arms are rusting. The flex joints are so bad, a couple of them are sieed. They really need a refresh. Now that the Mule is garaged in the winter, I figured now would be a good time to get this all fixed up.

Rock Krawler brought me a set of control arms ends to replace all the ones on my lift, saving me the expense of shipping them.

A Night at Delicate Arch, Moab, Utah.

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A Night at Delicate Arch, Moab, Utah. This was a fairly short but steep trail. It wasn’t too bad, but definitely narrow with a drop off at the end. I had to wait for all the selfies photographers to clear at sunset and then for the moon to put the shadows in the right spot as night fell. Ended up hiking down around 10:30pm or so with a couple of other photographers I met while shooting. All in all a fun night! Would do it again in a heartbeat!

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For whatever reason, when I changed tires

For whatever reason, when I changed tires to the BFG KO2, even with the carrier adjusted all the way in, the side walls of the tire would not make contact with the carrier. This made for an unsafe situation. I welded up this simple square and sleeved some bolt holes and mounted it to the extra holes. The tire makes contact with the new bracket nicely. No rattling!

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