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Last Trip of Spring 2007

alaska120

alaska120

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As I was going through my photo's, I ran into these from last April. The first is a regular ST4 loaded with plywood on the roof and logs on a drag. The second is Larry's (Roughwoods) TrackMaster powered by a 1.6L Toyota with a load of walls and insulation. The third is an unfortunate episode with the tire speed exceeding ST4 speed. If you look close you can see the tire is en-tirely :yum: gone.
 

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alaska120 said:
As I was going through my photo's, I ran into these from last April. The first is a regular ST4 loaded with plywood on the roof and logs on a drag. The second is Larry's (Roughwoods) TrackMaster powered by a 1.6L Toyota with a load of walls and insulation. The third is an unfortunate episode with the tire speed exceeding ST4 speed. If you look close you can see the tire is en-tirely :yum: gone.
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Cool pics, What was your estimated speed? was this a remote cabin ?
how far out?:thumb:
 
With the loads, we averaged 12 to 14 mph according to the GPS. The distance is about 48 miles from the house to the cabin site.
No roads except for the first mile; the rest is trails.
I guess it could be considered remote. The wheel fell off about a mile from the cabin site as we drove'er in on the rim.
 
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