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as the title says, who would be down for going to the states for a weekend?...
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I might be going to dresser wis. in august , depends where and when i might be in
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hopefully you guys dont get hassled about bumper heights if you decide to go.
"Subd. 4. Maximum bumper height. (a) Notwithstanding the restrictions contained in subdivision 3, bumpers required under this section shall not exceed a height of (1) 20 inches on any passenger automobile or station wagon or (2) 25 inches on any four-wheel drive multipurpose type vehicle, van as defined in section 168.011, subdivision 28, or pickup truck as defined in section 168.011, subdivision 29, when the vehicle is being operated on a public highway. The height of the bumper shall be determined by measuring from the bottom of the bumper, excluding any vertical bumper attachments, to the ground. A vehicle which has an original bumper which does not exceed a height of 30 inches may be modified by attaching a full width bumper to the regular bumper to meet the height requirement. The attached bumper must be at least 4.5 inches in vertical height, be centered on the vehicle's centerline, extend at least ten inches on either side of the frame, and be attached to the frame in at least four places with angle braces at no less than 45 degrees so that it effectively transfers impact to an extent equal to or greater than the original bumper. " -Minnesota DOT regulations |
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well i should be fine with bumper hight and what not... but no one seemes to interested in going besides dave.... what aobut the rest of you guys. i'v heard a few of you guys mention it but no one wants to step up!
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I know how you feel... Nobody seems interested in coming to Geraldton this summer, even though there always seems to be a lot of interest when I talk to people in person. But when I go ahead and try to be serious about it and plan it, barely anyone steps up. My thread didn't get the attention I was expecting either. Oh well... That's how it goes.
As for the trip into the U.S., I think my truck is too unpredictable this year... I've done too much work to it. Travelling that far, just for something to go wrong, would really suck. |
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Sorry Serge I'm just having second thoughts about driving 3 hours in my truck to wheel it the have to drive it home and to work the next day. But I will try to make it up there when all is back together.
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That was my fear last year when we planned something, its a long haul to get parts if something bad happend. I have a better idea, serge you MUST bring your truck to town next year
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ya i know all about bumper laws/tires ive had my truck in the states a couple of times, Its definitely a trailer queen down there , some places max tire size is 35" for the street
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So, what's going on with this? Have you guys done any more planning off the website? Let me know.
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i didn't really have anything planned i jus wanted to see if anyone was interested... and by the look of it we would need to trailer them down, and as far as i knwo not alot of people have trailers or the rigs to tow trailers
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Okay then.... Stay in the province and go to Trussel's in Sault Ste. Marie!! Looks pretty sweet!!!!!
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why don't you bring mud nut up here and we'll make a weekend out of it!
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I'm really hoping that I can afford to bring the truck with me in September when I head that way for school.
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SWEET!
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Well post up some info on here about this place.
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4 tires in the air is o.k., so long as they are closer to the ground than your roof is... J.E.E.P Japanese Engineering Eventually Prevails What is 4x4 in capital letters?? $X$ |
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this thread needs a new name!
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what would you like to call it
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The website is pretty crappy... But if you just take a look at the trails and rigs in the pictures, it looks pretty decent.
http://www.saulttrusseloffroad.com/ |
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I'd go to Sault Ste Marie
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