Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 11:34 am
yeah - every once in a while the racing gods decide to grant a wish or 2 and actually provide us with a something that doesn't require more work than you expected... 
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Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 11:36 am
cool news !
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:22 am
Well... It appears that the nature gods have overrun the racing gods this time.
Was hauling some rocks in from the woods for a rock garden behind the house this weekend and apparantly picked up a few rocks (ok - maybe they were small boulders...) too many. The chiropractor says it's not too bad and is fixable, but it looks like it may be a few weeks before I'm going to be able to do things like lift cranks into blocks, torque studs, lift trannys onto the back of a block - all that important stuff
Was hauling some rocks in from the woods for a rock garden behind the house this weekend and apparantly picked up a few rocks (ok - maybe they were small boulders...) too many. The chiropractor says it's not too bad and is fixable, but it looks like it may be a few weeks before I'm going to be able to do things like lift cranks into blocks, torque studs, lift trannys onto the back of a block - all that important stuff
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:26 am
Once again, I feel your pain. Take it easy for cryin out loud.
Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:35 am
ouch i felt that as soon as i read rock gardenPosted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:36 am
Wow, be careful you only get issued 1-back!!!
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 7:21 am
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 8:00 am
We solved the golf cart problem a couple of weeks ago - guess I forgot to mention it...
We went down to the local Commasaki dealer and bought us a Mule. They had a 4x4 that had been on the lot about a year and a half - apparently their customer base is more offroad performance oriented and they sell Yamaha Rhino's like hotcakes, but the Mules move slower because they are more of a utility vehicle. They gave me a decent deal on it, so we brought it home.
It's a pretty neat little toy to use around the woods, and we ought to be able to tow 3 drag cars around with the thing
We went down to the local Commasaki dealer and bought us a Mule. They had a 4x4 that had been on the lot about a year and a half - apparently their customer base is more offroad performance oriented and they sell Yamaha Rhino's like hotcakes, but the Mules move slower because they are more of a utility vehicle. They gave me a decent deal on it, so we brought it home.
It's a pretty neat little toy to use around the woods, and we ought to be able to tow 3 drag cars around with the thing
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 8:05 am
Cool deal!! I've been reading quite a bit about those Rhino's on one of the RV forums I belong to. I like the sounds of the Mule. When you get a chance, see if you can post a pic of it.
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 8:10 am
I'll do that.
I did a lot of research on the two of them, they're pretty comparable. Performance-wise the Rhino comes out on top, but I don't need to go flying around the trail at high rates of speed. Towing and hauling they are pretty much identical. The mule's a little smaller, which I liked since it has to fit in the front of the trailer - I think it's only like 10" longer than the golf cart. The real clincher for me was the price - the rhino's go for a couple grand more.
Of course it works really well to haul rocks out of the woods too....
I did a lot of research on the two of them, they're pretty comparable. Performance-wise the Rhino comes out on top, but I don't need to go flying around the trail at high rates of speed. Towing and hauling they are pretty much identical. The mule's a little smaller, which I liked since it has to fit in the front of the trailer - I think it's only like 10" longer than the golf cart. The real clincher for me was the price - the rhino's go for a couple grand more.
Of course it works really well to haul rocks out of the woods too....