Used 6-point levelers to change a flat
I tried a few times years ago to jack up one side of the fiver with the Lippert 6-point leveler jacks, but they just wouldn't raise one side off the ground on a level-ish surface. The last time I had ...
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MFL wrote:
The lack of tire info response from Dave, indicates to me, that he does not want to turn his using levelers to change a tire thread, into a thread about tire opinions. I should not have asked my above tire questions, taking away from intended thread subject.
Hey Jerry - Yes, tire fights bore me.
It's funny to see how many people assumed that all six of my tires are the same. The blown tire wasn't a Goodyear though.
MFL wrote:
I still would like to see a cool offroad pic though! :)
I didn't take many pictures this weekend, but my wife shot a short video of a narrow climb up a canyon. We usually ride down the canyon instead of up. It's more scenic that way for some reason, plus it's more fun when the narrow canyon is at the end instead of the beginning.
I love it though, because the trail appears to just die into a rock wall until you get closer and can see that it's barely wide enough to get through/over it. The first time I discovered that canyon I just about had a heart attack at the end, but we made it through and the rest of the group followed. It's been a favorite ever since.
The name of the canyon is Goler Wash, but my wife dubbed it Radiator Springs the first time we rode it and the name just stuck.
https://youtu.be/H2JtIBRcwpQ
