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A buddy of ours has wheeled his quite a bit this last year. I'm surprised at some of the tight spots that he gets it through with ease.

We'll be in the 4WP tent with Build It Offroad. Same side as 4WP, opposite corner.

Checking in from WA State. Hardline Crawlers popped up on another board that I'm on and wanted to check it out. Nice forum! Up until last week I wheeled a clapped out Yota pickup with all the standard goodies. Sunday I picked up a new ride (needed something more family friendly.) YJ...

x2. The nearest dealer is Build It Off Road in Gleed (next to Yakima) though. However, Chad and Jolene are great people to deal with. http://www.builditoffroad.com/

Most 5/16" winch ropes (Amsteel, Viking etc...) are rated around 12,000 lbs. The Smittybuilt is only rated at 8000lbs on a slightly larger diameter rope!

Why not? Sounds like some basic requirements to me....I'm admittedly guilty of not strapping on the helmet as often as I should though.:redneck:

I don't know if you have any private land available but we do one for our daughters birthday every year in our yard and field. That way there's plenty to do the entire family. Infatables, pools and waterslides for the younger ones. Some BBQ, a mud pit and a small obstacle course for the adults...

This. :awesomework:

I learned the hard way at a young age to just keep my thumbs outta there when driving period. I always tell my passengers to hold thier belts if we go but I still hold the wheel. I'm usually working the wheel till way too late and by that time I don't want my arms flapping while I miss grabbing...

Isn't that Jerry's old rig?

These guys are right. The best thing you can do is get the metal floor itself sealed and protected from moisture first. A spray/roll on liner is the best way as long as you don't cut corners on the prep. After that, put what covering you want on it. Carpet is going to hold the moisture the worst...