Hammer
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- Joined
- February 24, 2000
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- 582
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- City, State
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 91 4Door 4X4 Explorer XLT
Rick,
You forgot about the very first carnage that started the entire weekend.
I ripped a hole in my jeans just getting my EX off the trailer. By the end of the day it was all the way to my knee. It did give me a nice cool breeze and made trail side pit stops simple and easy.
My carnage so far is:
Dented passenger Fender, Door, Rear door.
Busted Drivers Tail light, Scratched and cracked Headlight and signal.
Dented rear quarter, Dented Rear Door.
Passenger side quarter pannels are destroyed.
I have to recomend sliders, most of this would have never happened with sliders.
To finish the Suburban Saga:
Matt is a great guy, I heard you live right by me. Kevin works at Chapman we should all go get a beer some time.
Matt towed the big heavy pig back to the rally point. He then took his rig to Black Canyon city about 10 miles away then came back and help get Kevins Monster on the trailer. Unfortunatly for us we only had a hand operated come along to winch it up. Four of us rotated shifts and it took about 30 minutes of constant ratcheting to get the 9,000# piece of poo up the ramps and on the trailer. We then followed them on the Freeway into town and we continued on our way to Scottsdale. What a night, I got into bed around 2:00AM
Thanks again Matt.
Thanks to Rick and Char for the hospitallity and everything you do for this site and this hobby.
Thanks to Tom for all the wrenching.
Thanks to winter for the spoting and engineering 101 class.
And thanks to everyone else for stacking rocks, moving trees, running straps, keeping an eye on the body pannels, being my counter weight and for all the great conversation.
What a great time!
I hope that everyone makes it home safely and that all the dings are not to big and that all the bobos heal.
Lets do it again soon.
You forgot about the very first carnage that started the entire weekend.
I ripped a hole in my jeans just getting my EX off the trailer. By the end of the day it was all the way to my knee. It did give me a nice cool breeze and made trail side pit stops simple and easy.
My carnage so far is:
Dented passenger Fender, Door, Rear door.
Busted Drivers Tail light, Scratched and cracked Headlight and signal.
Dented rear quarter, Dented Rear Door.
Passenger side quarter pannels are destroyed.
I have to recomend sliders, most of this would have never happened with sliders.
To finish the Suburban Saga:
Matt is a great guy, I heard you live right by me. Kevin works at Chapman we should all go get a beer some time.
Matt towed the big heavy pig back to the rally point. He then took his rig to Black Canyon city about 10 miles away then came back and help get Kevins Monster on the trailer. Unfortunatly for us we only had a hand operated come along to winch it up. Four of us rotated shifts and it took about 30 minutes of constant ratcheting to get the 9,000# piece of poo up the ramps and on the trailer. We then followed them on the Freeway into town and we continued on our way to Scottsdale. What a night, I got into bed around 2:00AM
Thanks again Matt.
Thanks to Rick and Char for the hospitallity and everything you do for this site and this hobby.
Thanks to Tom for all the wrenching.
Thanks to winter for the spoting and engineering 101 class.
And thanks to everyone else for stacking rocks, moving trees, running straps, keeping an eye on the body pannels, being my counter weight and for all the great conversation.
What a great time!
I hope that everyone makes it home safely and that all the dings are not to big and that all the bobos heal.
Lets do it again soon.