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There was a road in 33 near cascabel that I took. The rancher that gave me access to the area said "now just don't take this road, it's bad!" Well I took it since it looked good. Got to the bottom and it was washed out with a 20' drop off. Cliff on one side and a drop off on the other I got worried. Thinking how dumb I'd look walking 10 miles back to the ranch house telling him I took the road that he said not to take. I turned around making over 30 small turns. Each time I almost went over the cliff or ran my bumper into the cliff. 2 hours later I was turned around and headed up the hill when I got stuck in the ruts I made while trying to get turned around lol. A stack of rocks and a high lift jack later, I got out. Wasted 3 hours and exercised my butt muscles on that one.

I just walk around the thick stuff

If I can't fix it I have another motor I can mate it to

I'll get it if still available bud. He's a few miles from me isn't he?

I don't want to give locations of a few since I hunt on them lol but one of them only has a forest service road sign. If it wasn't for the sign you wouldn't know it was a road since its grown over every year I go back to it. Carpet hill used to be really bad!

North of Phoenix, south of Utah.

makes sense. I can say I'm ok with that sorta. I've seen two people killed with texting and driving/ phone and driving. Both I thought were drunk by the way they drove but when they wrecked in front of me and I stopped it was clear they were on their phone. Ever see half a phone stuck inside a young girls head? I wish I could un see it!!

No boost so not hauling butt, stop light? Or were you in fact texting and driving??

Lots of neat stuff like that 15-20 plus years ago. Then the 4-wheeler generation came around ("quad") and people started hitting the hills more and more not caring but just bored and wanting to explore. Good for them! It's nice to get out out and see history and what nature has. Bad because a lot of the generation wasn't taught respect and the parents that didn't teach it? They're out with the kids tearing stuff up, trashing it, burning it, looting it, etc.

I remember going back in there on your boys hunt 8-9 years ago.

Sawmill at the end?

Whose the hippy in the background?

Natural ice and cup cakes with a city red neck? Sounds like a party to me

Next to the trap

Bet it was nice in it's younger days.

Thought I saw one in vail Walmart for 350 bucks? Camo, 3 1/2" 870.

A man can only dream. The buyer chose cash so I reluctantly took it and helped him trailer it.

I got this last year and with the help of a cwt member I got it trailered to my place. Good compression, electric start, tires hold air but it'll need new ones. Not sure the year exactly since the serial# plate is missing. From research I'm guessing 44 or 45. It needs a carb and has no spark, could just need the magneto rebuilt or needs a new one? I ran out if time and hate to see it sit, not sure in a price but any reasonable offer takes it home. Heck, might even trade it for guns ammo or hunting stuff. Thanks for reading.

Glycerin works just don't get the rattles in it. I've used antifreeze but it's not good lol

I suppose it doesn't matter, they all just want to leave the valley!

Sold

is that good enough if your checked buy an officer?

So Ron doesn't teach first come first served in his classes then

I agree with everyone so far!!! Yes it sucks and venting is good but no, it does no good. There's no good answer

Arizona, west of the 303 by a bit or I-8 a bit out of casagrande