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Thanks! I'll see what I can do!!!

i know a few "Privets"...

TNX. 59 as well. This was for another member who was having a problem posting. Hopefully it is resolved. Thanks all.... You are great!

Exactly. This is why the front tire on Lear jets is so narrow. It looks like a bicycle tire, but it is charged to 80 PSI and cuts through a rain cover surface to allow the pilot maximum control. So the problem is surface based. If you are going into really sloppy terrain, then wide helps you...

Hmmm. Seems to be working. Are you trying to reply or form a new post?

This is a test. If this had been an actual communication, it would have included information relative to this forum. This is only a test. 8>D

I still like my Kenda Klevers. They have held up well, even while I played with tire pressures. They are a little noisy at slow speeds on pavement, but I don't even notice them at highway speeds (probably got too many other noises). They did much better than I expected from a M/T in the snow...

Definitely check your U-joints, pinion yoke play and slip joint slop, be it a transmission slip joint or drive-shaft slip joint. That kind of noise should not be loud against a skid plate unless something else is swinging pretty wide.

Because they are foldable, the Gotreads can't be used for bridging. But, that was never my intention anyway, so no problem. They are made in the USA.

I was looking at those, also. Then I saw the Gotreads at the Expo and ended up talking to the inventor's son while looking at some heavy rigs. The price was right and even though they had sold out at the Expo, they gave me the Expo price and free shipping. We will see if I can break them this...

This pic was in the spring. Since then I have added a winch up front and moved the spare from the roof rack to the rear hatch.

I just picked up a pair of Gotreads at the Overland Expo East. They were tested under deuce and a halfs and semi tractor trailer rigs. haven't used mine yet, but I like the fact they are easy to store and deploy. And the price is wallet friendly. Check em' out... Gotreads.com

http://www.hkoffroad.com/products/hk-kratos-the-tire-carrier?variant=23567479175

A few rigs from the Expo... Only one day left!!

I just saw a car with your John Muir quote on the back window.

Overland Expo Bound!!!

I took the day off from work so that I could install my new spare tire hatch mount from HKOffroad. http://www.hkoffroad.com/products/hk-kratos-the-tire-carrier?variant=23567479175 Just got done. Gonna go test drive here shortly to heck for rattles. I will be heading out around 7am on Friday...

Couple of quick points... 1. There are no unlicensed Ham frequencies. 2. The MURS channels were previously used in the "Color Dot" portion of part 90, in the Industrial and Business VHF band. 3. Usage is unlicensed, but legal output power, by rule (like the license) is limited to 2 watts...

I have an all-weather Jeep. May need to do recovery for those less prepared... 8>D

Nice! Great alternative to a more complex trailer. KISS can make it happen!