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Yes it is a great area, although besides the perfect weather, it's centrally located for lots of great places to travel to. Definitely way too expensive to live here. Orlando is really nice too, would love to check out Fort Wilderness to camp. Thank you for your service!Love the San Jose area, I full timed there and would ride la honda to skyline every weekend. Miss the area but not the cost of living lol.
Nice truck and trailer, looks like your having fun. What does the excavator weigh?
Just shy of 11k. About 12k with 3 buckets and a brush rake. The trailers a 16k so pretty much maxed out.Nice truck and trailer, looks like your having fun. What does the excavator weigh?
You should really think of getting a dually for that.
I prolly wouldn’t even attempt that with my 7.3
Off topic side note- when you are out at Laguna for MotoAmerica let me know. We’ll be there.Sweet! We see a few of those in the race circuit. Tools, bikes, head? What more do ya need?
Live on the other side, but used to do the 35 to 84 to 1. Stop for green chile soup in Pescardo, then back to 9 and home.Love the San Jose area, I full timed there and would ride la honda to skyline every weekend. Miss the area but not the cost of living lol.
It definitely would have chokedI prolly wouldn’t even attempt that with my 7.3
I would, but I'll never run MA again. They are a flustercuck. When they took over the Daytona 200 at the 1st event, rules changed, procedures changed, everything changed on the fly. They grid bikes like they are trying to be MGP but that isn't the way American motorcycle racing is done. They were late getting us out for the sighting lap and half of us didn't make it out. Those that didn't make the sighting lap started at the back of the grid. Qualified 17th and had to start at 37th! /rantOff topic side note- when you are out at Laguna for MotoAmerica let me know. We’ll be there.
There is plenty of room in the bed for the 6th and up people.Ohhh, and a 5 seater truck when we have a 6 person family and often have friends over requiring 7+ seats.
That's the thought! A few folding beach chairs should wrap up that issue.There is plenty of room in the bed for the 6th and up people.![]()
You didn't mention the emergency stop when you shart.....))Live on the other side, but used to do the 35 to 84 to 1. Stop for green chile soup in Pescardo, then back to 9 and home.
4 highways on one Sunday ride and not one was ever more than two lanes and mostly twisty.
Best idea Subaru ever had- the Brat!That's the thought! A few folding beach chairs should wrap up that issue.