Looks like a good time fellas. Those rocks shook that little Ford to pieces. 3 isn't a bad finish. Good job to all those help recover the little truck. Hats off to ya!!
If you have old cracked tires that lose air, throw a couple ounces of motor oil down the valve stem. The rubber swells up and seals. I wouldn't recommend it for highway use but for offroad, mowers, wheelbarrows it works surprisingly good. You can also put it on the outside to soften it up. I think most of my yard equipment has at least 1oil filled tire.
Carolina squatted truck....you could sell it to Whistlindiesel. Hahaha. Recoveries at KOH makes some of the best memories. We only had one this year on Turkey Claw...a friend broke his front CV on his 4runner. Last year we had none. The year before there was 3 all at once...but it was 1am to 8 in the morning.... I stayed at camp...it was my Son and cousins and some friends that went out to the backside of Claw hammer. Everyone broke but my Cousin with his Toyota based buggy on 40's. That thing is a beast. He dragged everyone back to camp.
I was worried about the blocks from the day I bought it, but they were welded in and I didn’t want to do “too much” work to the truck. Obviously hindsight is that it would have been worth it.
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Looks like a good time fellas. Those rocks shook that little Ford to pieces. 3 isn't a bad finish. Good job to all those help recover the little truck. Hats off to ya!!
That looks like so much fun!
looks like you guys had a good time, beats a good day at work any time .I like the way you build your rigs .
Awesome! Thanks man.
@@Chasing518 My plesure
Man when I ran across that Ford courier I had to check it out .I like that rig very much.
"Probably the cracks in the sidewall is why it went flat" 🤣🤣🤣
Man, it’s amazing that 10hp engine keeps going
That little truck poured it’s heart out on that trail!
@@Chasing518 😂😂 and everything else. Pretty good for a 45 year old truck
If you have old cracked tires that lose air, throw a couple ounces of motor oil down the valve stem.
The rubber swells up and seals. I wouldn't recommend it for highway use but for offroad, mowers, wheelbarrows it works surprisingly good. You can also put it on the outside to soften it up. I think most of my yard equipment has at least 1oil filled tire.
That is awesome! I’ll have to try that on some of my old junk.
Carolina squatted truck....you could sell it to Whistlindiesel. Hahaha.
Recoveries at KOH makes some of the best memories. We only had one this year on Turkey Claw...a friend broke his front CV on his 4runner. Last year we had none.
The year before there was 3 all at once...but it was 1am to 8 in the morning.... I stayed at camp...it was my Son and cousins and some friends that went out to the backside of Claw hammer. Everyone broke but my Cousin with his Toyota based buggy on 40's. That thing is a beast. He dragged everyone back to camp.
brutal! The memories are the only reason it is worth it in the end.
That looks like a good time!
Such a good time! So cool to get back “teenager tactics”.
That steering wheel is classic and sets off the carpet!
The wheel was my favorite part for sure. That little truck had some character!
That things bad ass man love it
Thanks! It was a blast to get setup and drive
This looks like fun. I wanna go on the next one.
I have no doubt the “2nd annual” will be much bigger. Stay tuned on my IG @Ultra4Jones so you don’t miss it.
A Webber carb and a header makes a significant difference in power on those 1800 engines. It's very noticeable in fact. Feels like twice the power
I wish the truck was a pre-smog year, or not as rusty, I probably would have kept it.
It was a valiant effort!
We gave it hell and had a blast doing it! Can’t wait for next year!
I wonder if removing the rear lift would probably fixed most all the issues. Weld some tube pipe box for rock sliders. Weld the rear diff up.
I was worried about the blocks from the day I bought it, but they were welded in and I didn’t want to do “too much” work to the truck. Obviously hindsight is that it would have been worth it.
Tires, wheels, axles are the proper tie down points, no suspension parts like leaf springs
I don’t disagree, just worked with what I had.
Sidekick is actually slick
That’s why I bought it!
Something special about wheeling and "fixing" a rig that you do not care at all about!
It really was fun. Wheeling at its most basic of levels.
Rough day! Got future plans for the truck?
I gave it to one of the guys that helped me recover it.
You should compete in my upcoming 2k 50 race… Ill be posting details soon.
Hell yeah! Keep me posted.
Does the price of the ratchet straps count towards the 2k budget??? If so, I think you may have gone over! 😂
Right?! Those Home Depot straps were worth their weight in gold!
Did that steering wheel come off a sailboat? 😂
I made it out of black pipe! Truck didn’t have power steering, so I made some mechanical advantage
@@Chasing518 Thats great, and here I am complaining about my power steering.
kind of hard to miss .. lol.. but.. every one had somthn to drink ,, in hand ,,, LOL....
Hydration is really important in desert climates. Dehydration emergencies can be very serious.
Red geo tracker any social media pages???
Yeah! I bought it. Follow along @ultra4jones on IG or FB
K... The solid axle trackkick isn't a $2k rig. C'mon. Good video tho.
I called Frank a cheater as well, but just to prove his claim that is was legit, he sold it to me for $1900 after the race.
c. t c.. starters ,, winches,, dont count on cost....
Everything counted towards cost except safety (seatbelts, extinguishers, etc.).
Dude you quit SMH
I did. I wanted to go back and party with everyone else!