Cody, It sounds like a nice place for a cabin. I've yet to make it to that corner of Idaho. Is your place going to be on the Utah side?Visited the Bear Lake property today to clear off any invasive weeds. Hoping to start building my cabin in the next year or two
He eats the chimneys to properly direct the boost from the chimmys.You eat Chimneys?
That's the best mpg and MTE I've ever got. There was a small tail wind going up and no wind coming back which must have helped.
Or maybe the extra gas from the Chimmy helped with the ride back.
Bet a chimney still tastes better than poutineYou eat Chimneys?
That's the best mpg and MTE I've ever got. There was a small tail wind going up and no wind coming back which must have helped.
Yep! As much as I’d like to be a few miles down the road on the Idaho side and get rid of my state income tax, the Utah side just has much better infrastructure.
I’m fatter than that ..Docs idea of a beer run. lol
That's a might bigger than my old 18 footer!!After some fun off roading and bed tenting it a week or so ago we’re off to camping at the beach in much more comfortable accommodations. This is why I bought my Ranger. It’s such a multi purpose vehicle and checks all the boxes for me.
The spare was even years older. 
Five tires, $927 later and I'm good for another 22 ... I mean 10 years.
Just curious what the GVWR is on your trailer? Mine is 4100.After some fun off roading and bed tenting it a week or so ago we’re off to camping at the beach in much more comfortable accommodations. This is why I bought my Ranger. It’s such a multi purpose vehicle and checks all the boxes for me.
With our crap in it and no water it’s right around 5700-6000 lbs.
B, double E, double R, U, N, Beer Run!
