Project Danger Cart
02-08-2017, 01:46 PM
#1561
No, I don't lick fish.
I didn't experience any of the difficult trails. One big difference is "yellow routes" which are wide fire roads for going between trails. But yes most of the trails I went on were very tight and wooded.
IMO they need a better trail map / naming system though. It's very tough to figure out where you are and where you are going.
IMO they need a better trail map / naming system though. It's very tough to figure out where you are and where you are going.
This is PERFECTLY logical.
From what I've experienced though, it makes perfect sense on the map.... in person though, it's pretty easy to get lost or turned around. Probably because of poorly maintained trail markers versus mapping.
01-17-2018, 05:25 AM
#1564
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Nah not really. Still driving it daily. Have a few drivetrain issues (driveshaft rebuild, clutch master, and front diff eating itself) that I need to take care of soon but it's cold.
Did some work on the trailer - scrubbed it down, removed all the 24v electrical junk, and put on wheels and tires from a Samurai with a spare so I can haul long distances without fear of a blowout.
I have some shots from the last trip to Rausch. Nothing broke on mine despite the trail littered with the driveshafts of my friends lol. Crushed my driprail and b piller a bit on a tree that refused to get out of my way, but nothing serious.
Did some work on the trailer - scrubbed it down, removed all the 24v electrical junk, and put on wheels and tires from a Samurai with a spare so I can haul long distances without fear of a blowout.
I have some shots from the last trip to Rausch. Nothing broke on mine despite the trail littered with the driveshafts of my friends lol. Crushed my driprail and b piller a bit on a tree that refused to get out of my way, but nothing serious.
Last edited by dukie564; 01-17-2018 at 05:49 AM.
06-28-2019, 10:02 AM
#1565
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I have spent a considerable amount of time lately scrolling build threads and commenting on the finer ones for my own easy reference. and while I have seen the Project Danger Cart tag from your signature many many times I had just clicked on it yesterday and finished today. This was a great build to scroll. I really enjoyed the braided clutch line and the wealth of photos. Great Build.
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