must have tools in your rig
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I carry all the usual tools. Next time you are doing a project on the jeep, only use your trail tools. This will help figure out what you are missing.
I also carry a can of stating fluid and a lighter to reseat a tire bead if need be.
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I also carry a can of stating fluid and a lighter to reseat a tire bead if need be.
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That's probably a good idea for those people whose idea of "off road" is to go play in a small park or a well-defined, but short trail for the day before driving back home or their hotel that night. After all, your buddy carrying this or that may decide at the last minute to cancel. But, tor those who take off roading to mean spending a week or more with a group in wilderness places, assigning who carries what is a better idea. Some duplication is smart, because in those scenarios it may be necessary to break up the team. But, it's important to remember that not every outing in a Jeep is "every man for himself". If someone isn't a team player, they don't belong on expedition-style trip.
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Yeah that's right leave them stranded. Never offer a helping hand because perfect people like MMT NEVER forget anything.
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I'm glad I don't wheel with people that have that attitude. I'll help anybody who needs it in my group the best I can. And random people too as long as I'm armed (just don't know who to trust anymore). Maybe that's just the small town in me.
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That's probably a good idea for those people whose idea of "off road" is to go play in a small park or a well-defined, but short trail for the day before driving back home or their hotel that night. After all, your buddy carrying this or that may decide at the last minute to cancel. But, tor those who take off roading to mean spending a week or more with a group in wilderness places, assigning who carries what is a better idea. Some duplication is smart, because in those scenarios it may be necessary to break up the team. But, it's important to remember that not every outing in a Jeep is "every man for himself". If someone isn't a team player, they don't belong on expedition-style trip.
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I've been reading your posts since before I joined this forum, Mark. (Love the videos, just wish I could comment on YouTube!) but anyways, I would agree with those points. I guess I just see the sport as a team activity. Nobody wants to be left behind and I don't want to leave anyone behind.
Edit: Oh, and I turned off the YT comments because it's YT. You get the most inane comments sometimes. There are still ways for people to contact me through my channel. It is just not quite as obvious.
Last edited by Mark Doiron; 11-07-2014 at 02:45 AM.
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I hope i never see you on the trails. what a wierd little rant.... lol this forum... i mention starter fuild.. but no kudos. half an hour later a "jeep freak" mentions it... its then a good idea? LOL The egos...
Last edited by GreenJKBooger; 11-07-2014 at 04:09 AM.