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I'm now sponsored by West Coast Differential so the prices got even better since I originally posted. I'm still gonna need Spidertrax shafts and some bulletproof u-joints. Can you offer a killer deal on them?

Yeah, I was blown away when they quoted me the price for the ARB. Everyone else wanted $1075+

Sorry 'bout that. I honestly forgot that you were a retailer. Could you have beat $883 (out the door) for an RD99?

I was looking for an outlet that could send me an ARB air locker and associated items at the lowest cost. ARB had recommended West Coast Differentials as one of their higher volume retailers. Wow! Their pricing was significantly lower than everyone else on the unit I needed and they sent the...

2012 new off the lot in February. So far so good. Granted, I sit in bumper to bumper traffic every day but the 2 times I've towed have been great. 70-75+ mph. Loves the higher speeds. The Dmax is quite popular w/ my Canadian friends as well. Seems like they're the dominant tow rig Terry

I went in and got my tow-rig dual registered. They gave me 2 tags so I will have one in the glove box of the tow-rig and one on the buggy. $65 and about 1.5 hours waiting for my number to be called at the DOL office. Seems pretty reasonable.

PM sent Terry

I'll work on getting a video put together Johny5, how about "cat scratch fever" or "kitty litter" for the back of the Mustard Tiger trail? I know you were mentioning somewith with cat or kitty in it

I picked up a set of those HD chains this last winter prior to heading down to the KOH race. Didn't need them but at least they fit well/tight on my 20" OEM tires. Even tried them on in the parking lot prior to buying them. I got mine at Les Schwab. Terry

Just curious if anyone had tried this. I was thinking that maybe putting the fronts backward might provide more "grab" due to the lug design but maybe it's negligible. Any input welcome... Terry

Great to see everyone today. A lot of work was done and it really was a quality job (at least the area that I saw). I was really happy to see people using (and seemingly appreciating the capability of) those 2-man timber draggers. We were dragging (and completely lifting off the ground) some...

All the nay-sayers can STFU and sleep in. Those who are gonna be there to "try" to make a difference, let's 'git 'er done'.

The other tools As promised, here is my contribution. Got them on Friday... Terry

I've got four of them on the way (Everything I've read online outside of this website and on this forum suggests they're pretty fool proof [so easy even a cave....] as long as the claws are sharpened) Should be here by the end of the week or early next week. I'll coordinate with you Mark as to...

http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200326322_200326322 Not too bad... Whadda ya think? Maybe 4-6 of them?

I would think that anything that is towed behind the buggy that in turn holds the log is going to greatly reduce maneuverability and since the "tow-behind" units aren't suspended in the same way as the buggy (or at all), will they even be able to follow the same path as the buggy?

while you mechanical engineers are figuring out the world's best buggy mod, where does one get those 2 man log lifters? If they're not too expensive, I'd be willing to purchase several of them and donate them to the cause. LET ME KNOW! Those are definitely a tread lightly solution that could...

I know people talk like 'valley' folk but I didn't know people typed 'valley' as well And...my little school is starting a crawler project. We've got a base car to work off of but want to make it better. The teacher is Mr T Jones. I'll give you my address in Lynnwood if you want to start...

107ish...seems to work pretty well so far

The new "64 calorie Reiter" :D