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I got the email, asking to go to the next steps. And keep getting the same error. It has to do with the URL, also get the same if I only use the part after garmin.com/ Just an FYI

Its hard to go wrong with RAM mounts, there is a reason they are the go to, for Emergency services. Police,Fire,etc. I have personally used them for work, and personal. From laptops and Computer mounts, to cell phone mounts on my motorcycle. I have even used them in aircraft. But that’s just me...

My 2019 ZR2 can be flat towed. * Would be an expensive toad though. But a great little truck! https://www.etrailer.com/question-589034.html

John's Springs are rad. Just solid dudes. We need more shops like that in the world. Just good humans.

What are your travel plans with it? International, US, Canada, Mexico, etc?

Whats the towing rating on that? Proabably <10kibs. I am not sure how happy it will be towing. And whats your use plan? Its probably not super long right?

My quad band FT-8900R will do that. I use it for medical Events. Ex: One side) Dispatch, one side my teams, etc. I don’t think Yaesu makes the 8900R anymore. It can be a lot. As far as staying organized, keeping track, and changing things quickly. When I bought it, it was something like $600...

Man, Good Luck. When it comes to Ambulance upfitters, or any emergency service upfitters that’s a tough one. Although, ambulances seem to be worse. I have spent uncountable days in medic units. And by the time a agency decides to Decom one, they have a lot of gremlins. Some good advice posted...

No worries, its been a great little truck thus far. Happily tackles whatever you put in front of it. I also have LED headlights.

Still just trucking along. Nothing exciting to update. X posted Now im debating maybe not going to 33's yet.

I have spent a fair amount of time, at shows and events.. People, sometimes just suck.

A few weekends back, Veterans day. After doing a few miles with the dog, in a spot I go to often. There were no gunshots, and no people. So I did about a 20-mile loop on the power line and Dam inspection road. Nothing crazy, mostly (right now) two tracks, rocks, and sandy washes.

And if a vendor, decides to do so. (Offers) It’s a perk, not a right.

All hard lessons learned- and A lot of adventure. haha Thanks

Know your gear (equipment) , trust your gear (Equipment) Know your limits, trust your limits I had not seen those videos before, thanks I enjoyed them. And some good advice. In many, many cases our vehicle/equipment/gear is way more capable then we are/ or give them credit for. I have taken...

After the state park, I needed some coffee and food. Not many options, But I saw Riverview Espresso when I was topping off my fuel tank...

They had some exhibits on the outside as well, so took another opportunity to put Mishka on her leash, stretch her legs, and do dog things. Although, she mostly wanted to sleep. The petroglyphics they actually moved, as they were going to be underwater after the dam was built. The bridge I...

After adding air, it was time to start heading back. And I figured grab some grub, and hit a few more places down the way. So, It was smiles and smiles with a new podcast loaded up and ready to play. There is not much Around Vantage Washington where all this is. A few months ago, the company...

Here Is a good OPD video, on the CCC. It’s about 30mins long. Its pretty close to the same one that are played in some of the National and State parks, with regards to the CCC. Ableguy, I have been! But I am always appreciative of suggestions. I even have a few more I will add, It’s a...

The next few pictures, well. They aren’t good. But it gives an example, of the construction they used here in the high desert. And some more of the CCC work As you can see, once I got back. And the rubber had cooled down. I added air to the tire that was low. I actually got distracted...