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Any time, not home yet but getting real close.

That was in Grasslands National Park west block, just lots huge open vistas with some great bike rides.

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Wow thats alot of miles! we did 19,000+ KM's last winter and I thought that was plenty! Any highlights?

Thats maximum flex with the right rear tire just off the ground. Made an odd noise at this point too?? Pugs, it sucks to have to do those away from home repairs in the dirt, if I were there I'd lend you a hand! Doesn't look like you get too stressed about it though which is a good thing.

Yup for sure, they made it right and only cost me my time so I would go back, cant blame people for making a mistake even though he was a bit of a rookie but overall I am over it..

[/url] Well this is what a pulled stud might look like! Usually the stud is flush with the outer surface of the lug nuts. Had two new tires put on and as most on this forum know that I am a bit crazy about watching these tire guys like a hawk and I will not go to a place that will not let me...

Packing up getting ready for my next trip- from BC to Montreal for two months. Also calculated the kilometers that we drove on our last Mexico trip, 6 months and 18,977km's! That surprised me! Prior to the trip I had two new Toyo's mounted on the rears and I have just had two more new...

Well it might not twist there but it certainly is affected and there is considerable movement there so having a rigid mount aft is a bad idea as I believe the movement aft will be accented. It seems that the frame pivots about the rear wheels where if the frame goes down on one side in front of...

Hey Mr D, how are ya? I will shoot you my cell # on a pmail.

those would be great but last I looked I couldnt find anything in NA.

I was reading this thread and look at the pics Owen posted and I said " jeeze that looks like my truck" And it is! haha.... no problems Owen, just send me the usual monetary compensation for use of the pic. That was also the Whipsaw Trail, its in Canada so it goes with the theme of the...

Great trip report and awesome pictures! Really enjoyed it. Thanks for posting. The ferry you took over the Fraser river was a reaction ferry, no motor, uses the flow of water to go back and forth. Pretty cool! And from Wiki: Technically, the ferry is a reaction ferry, which is propelled by...

Last time I checked it was in the 16mpg range. A while back I posted some numbers on here, it was a comparison between driving on a trip one direction at a faster speed than the return and there was no real difference, oh yeah thats imperial gallons so US will be around 13-14mpg. That one...

Hmmm, top speed maybe 75mph?? Generally I sit on 65mph-ish, the comfort spot. Which lake photo? Most are Sea of Cortez or the Pacific?

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DON"T TAKE VACATIONS! WHAT!! I found work got in my way of vacations so I stopped! Right now we spend around 7-9 months year living out of this truck, it has worked out for us but I am not sure if it's that I got it right or we just adapted ourselves for it instead, give and take...

Thanks patoz! We are really enjoying it, just prepping it for a trip from BC to Quebec, it suits our style of overlanding for sure.

Yeah I am definately not what I would call a craftsman but more just get it done but thanks for the nice comments.