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We have been trying to buy a jockey box that does that. Takes room temp (outside temp) beer and pours at 29 degrees. It’s expensive... around $6k last I looked.
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We have been trying to buy a jockey box that does that. Takes room temp (outside temp) beer and pours at 29 degrees. It’s expensive... around $6k last I looked.
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WOW! A $ 200.00 dollar cooler and 20 LBS of ice for $ 2.50 sounds like more my budget! HA!
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Sorry i'm the guy that started a ride thread for Colorado 18 months before the ride date! I'm NOT a procrastinator, don't like to wait till last minute.
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Yea, but you can see a long way from your vantage point. HA!
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I started rebuilding my new "toyhauler" after xmas. I've been getting the rest organized for the last few weeks. Just need to throw it all in the trailer now.
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Coming in early should have it installed by ride
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Thinking I'll have Wednesday night when I pack
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When I was a Boy Scout...Always Be Prepared was the motto. I'm just an ol Desert Storm vet now. Adapt And Overcome was the strategy then. Thinking between the two I'll be good.
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Probably dig that out of your couch cushions!
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Was hoping get my stainless steel break lines (that I bought spring of '18) installed but still haven't had time. Ordered a Slasher front bumper Dec. of last year and it's still on back order... last I heard, I was in line for a March delivery so sadly, my Viper winch is sitting here waiting to be installed. But, I did get the CEC enclosure installed Sunday and Mudbusters yesterday.
Wife will start cooking food tomorrow and Wednesday and we'll be ready to roll out. Plan to be there around 1pm or so Thursday.
Wife will start cooking food tomorrow and Wednesday and we'll be ready to roll out. Plan to be there around 1pm or so Thursday.
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You will really like the SS brake lines, major difference when going down steep inclines. Did you get the boss those 4 point harnesses?
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Yep, installed those right after the last Mulberry ride, lol!
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I’ve had the stainless brake lines sliding around in the bed since the takeover last year. Lol. I’ll get to them eventually.
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I've installed stainless brake lines because last time I was at Mulberry/Mill Creek I pinched the front passenger and lost all brakes.
Always disturbing when your foot goes to the floor on the brake side.
When I pinch my front passenger I get either a giggle or a slap in the face depending on where the pinch is located.
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Getting loaded up!
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