The adventures of a Jeep and its driver.
Got some much needed and deserved trail therapy in at Windrock Offroad Park in Tennessee. Along with three other friends, we spend 3 days and drive 67 miles of trails, including Trail 16, mostly blues and blacks. Thought about running some reds, but decided to reserve that for the next trip here when we have more time to pull winch cable. ;)
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Installed a set of @offroadonly_oro rock lights in the Mule. I’ve wired the switch so that I can turn them on when I want, but I can also tie them in to the dome lights. Hope to be putting these to use in a week.
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Sometimes, impatience breeds ingenuity. I wanted the mill out of the garage and into the shop. I had offers to help from @tjpowellnet, but I spent some time after work today and made an anchor point for the snatch block for the winch line. Used the wireless remote on my @theoriginalsmittybilt winch on the Jeep to slowly inch it into the shop, moving the pipes it’s rolling on as I go. Took me less than 30 minutes to move it into place. Not sure if the mill will stay in this spot or not.
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Helped a buddy finish up his hydro assist steering setup from @psc_performance_steering. Good thing black paint hides just how bad my welds are. 😉
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With EJS being canceled for this year, and then uncancled, and then canceled, and uncanceled … I lost track, is it on or not? Doesn’t matter. Sitting this one out. Maybe next year.
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