Abbreviated Savvy mid-arm kit questions

You had to be watching for it, because there was no `@...` - just as a bystander wondering why you all have to constantly go at it in any midarm thread. This one even mostly finished with: a midarm won't solve your current problem, but lightening your rig will.

He's easily confused about what is going on around him. He's even drinking sweat tea, right now. That's gross. 😂
 
You had to be watching for it, because there was no `@...` - just as a bystander wondering why you all have to constantly go at it in any midarm thread. This one even mostly finished with: a midarm won't solve your current problem, but lightening your rig will.
Isn't that what he said he was doing?
Just sitting hear sipping a sweat tea and watching the predictable outcome of yet another savvy mid arm thread.
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You had to be watching for it, because there was no `@...` - just as a bystander wondering why you all have to constantly go at it in any midarm thread. This one even mostly finished with: a midarm won't solve your current problem, but lightening your rig will.
Saw the thread last night. Made a mental prediction of the inevitable shitshow that it would become.

1. Thread shows up in “new posts”
2. I read the thread.
3. It’s that ez.

Better question should be: why are you here commenting on my post other than being a little busy body?
 
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I highly suggest if you are not comfortable going alone, don’t do it. Skill, mechanical aptitude and experience should dictate if your capable.
Would I have gotten out if the 4Runner didn’t come along? Yeah, and I think the story points to that. It just would’ve taken longer. But because of this incident I choose not to go alone anymore. My choice, others choose differently.
 
I highly suggest if you are not comfortable going alone, don’t do it. Skill, mechanical aptitude and experience should dictate if your capable.
How does any of that prevent a mechanical problem that strands you in an area without cell or repeater service? Or a physical injury or event (heart attack etc.) that makes it impossible to keep going or call out for help in the remote areas we wheel in?

Wheeling alone is asking for serious trouble. Families don't deserve the uncertainty of if their loved one will make it home.

Wheeling with a buddy or two is more fun too. 😊💪
 
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Saw the thread last night. Made a mental prediction of the inevitable shitshow that it would become.

1. Thread shows up in “new posts”
2. I read the thread.
3. It’s that ez.
So, you weren't summoned then?

Better question should be: why are you here commenting on my post other than being a little busy body?
Because you're taking away from the little bits useful information that could otherwise come from the discussion by being antagonistic literally any time there's a midarm post.

Which one of us is being a "little busy body"?
 
So, you weren't summoned then?


Because you're taking away from the little bits useful information that could otherwise come from the discussion by being antagonistic literally any time there's a midarm post.

Which one of us is being a "little busy body"?
Your little buddy brought my name up. You felt the need to jump in. Get the mirror out, it’s you.

in the spirit of the thread:

@WSS some of us do have to bring more stuff along because of spouse and or kids. I’d be happy to go anywhere with you and your over prepared rig!
 
Back to the OP topic.

If WSS wants to keep the load out he wants, is there anything he can do to improve his capability?

He was thinking mid-arm but it sounds like that’s not necessarily a solution so would changing shocks in the rear reduce the affect of his weight transfer?
 
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