Hey thanx for the welcome!
I am still looking for a place up that way, I am waiting till the end of the month when my tax return comes to take a trip and start seriously looking. I think I am just going to end up getting a house with a garage if I can swing it. Got a 80 gallon compressor, Hobart BetaMig 250, and a little Chinese box plasma, along with some wood working tools and hand tools. If I cant find a place with a garage I have seen some shop space for rent and was thinking of trying to get some locals together to rent a shop? KLS is showing a space running $400/mo for 1000sq feet, $500 for 1500, and $600 for 2000. We'll just have to see how the cards fall I guess!

 

I Hope it is something like that

 

well that should tell you if its ujoints or something to do with the front shaft, maybe youll get lucky and thats what it is

 

Welcome,
I am in Hyrum, I have a little one car garage you can store your tools if you want.

 

Hey thanx, I appreciate that, I been talking to the wife and were really going to try to find a house that is in our budget. We decided that having the bouldering gym at home is better than going to the rock gym But you never know what will happen? As thing get closer to the move date I'll have a better idea what is going on? We may change our minds several times between now and then?

Thanx again AlwaysXJ

 

Cheap nice houses in tooele and Grantsville lol

 

Ha ha oh sorry SEAN, I'm not the best with names
I'm not sure where I'm camping just yet ha
How hard is rusty nail? I MIGHT be up for it

 

There are some real nice open fields south of town past the outpost that we have made jeep camps in before 10-15 trailers right next to a trail i dont remember the name ill look it up rusty nail soynds fun

 

rusty nail is a harder trail, Ive seen some youtube vids on it, dont be scared though

 

Yeah but USU has an EE program, I need a degree to get my MWD job back.

 

We have recieved many enquirys from people asking what A.T.R Offroad is all about and how does one become a member so I figured I'd take a minute and let everyone know.

A.T.R. (Addicted to rocks) Offroad was concieved by Tom with the plan being to bring together offroaders who share a mutual interest in offroading. We are a family friendly group and encourage spouses/girlfriends/boyfriends and children to ride along on the trail runs. We are'nt a competitive group, our runs are'nt about who can out do who, but more about everyone having fun. We're also not the group that requires you have 1 ton axles, running 35's and locked, a mild lift and some good tires and either decent driving skills or the desire to learn is all thats required to run.
The number of members being set at 25 members (rigs) is because we want a group where everyone knows everyone, a happy wheeling family kind of thing. Throughout the upcoming year we are planning on doing a ton of runs from mild to wild, down south as well as up north. Some runs will be open to everyone and some will be just for the ATR guys and gals. Open runs will always be posted up on cherokeeforum.com and I encourage everyone to come out and have some fun. We do ask that you choose trails you feel your rig can handle, if your not sure dont be afraid to ask.
Becoming a member: As stated before we strive to have a group that is much like a family so we want to ensure everyone is a good fit. If your interested in becoming a part of the group (and trust me, you do, we have a lot of fun) attend a few of the open runs, see if you like wheeling with us, if we like wheeling with you, see if you agree with the what the clubs goals are and where were going and we'll go from there.

 

What is EE and MWD?

Let us know when you are heading up if you need something

 

Electrical Engineering, I used to be a "Measurement While Drilling" field engineer for Schlumberger till I got laid off Now they want me to have an Engineering degree to be an Engineer? Odd how that works?

I'll let you know what's going on as we get closer to the first part of Feb.
Do you know is there a Do it Yourself auto garage up there.
The have the "wrench it center" in Salt Lake
http://www.wrench-it.com/
I was hoping that they had something like this close.

Thanx again.

 

It is definitely hard, but I don't know what to compare it to. Pull up some youtube videos of it, as that is about all I have seen on it, too. Lockers in both ends would be very preferrable, but we'll get through with anyone that comes along.

 

i would be interested in joining and i am working very hard to get my jeep drivable so that i can start going on trails with you guys and me that jeep group and hopefully join just need a drivers side axle shaft and wheel bearing then safety and emissions