Recent content by MtPockets

A coworker and I were just talking about this trail a couple of weeks ago. He grew up just down the road from there. He said it's very narrow, very steep and it's near vertical off the trail. Not for the faint of heart. I think I'd walk it before driving it.

Thats a nice old truck Mister!!!

Thank you for that assessment. I've heard the Duratracs are a pretty soft rubber, which makes sense that gravel would be hard on them. Soft rubber is a good attribute for tires used on icy roads, which is why I've been considering them. I absolutely loved the several sets of Cooper AT3s I've had...

What do you dislike about the Duratrac?

We ran them on my wifes Xterra. They're good on the road but would not recommend them for mud. As for recommendations, that depends on how much weight the mud side has on your decision. I'd look at Duratracs or Cooper Rugged Treks.

I'll side with your wife on this one!

Other than the wrong mode of transportation (I'm not a SxS guy) that sounds like a great way to say goodbye to an old friend!

Sounds like a keeper to me. Unless it's been a POS or left her stranded, of course.

I was at work that morning. Walked into the break room to find a co-worker staring at the TV, which was tuned to CNN. He told me that a plane had hit the WTC. "A private plane or airliner? Was it intentional or an accident?" I asked. He wasn't sure. But just then, the second plane came in and...

What do you mean they sold it off? Are they going to keep it open? I used to take my kids there. I'm pretty sure they still go.

Thank you.

But I bet he has no trouble getting a lot of what you WERE forcused on!

Aint gonna get any guff from me, especially not with fuel prices the way they are!

Been working on getting a rental unit going in my wifes childhood home. Been a long journey but we're finally getting closer, thanks in large part to a contractor we hired. Lately, I've been working on getting doors varnished. We put in tongue and groove pine wainscotting, so the doors are solid...