Tuesday, December 04, 2007

Fun With Trailers

This was our ATV trailer, but with the addition of snow mobiles this one just wouldn't cut it any more.


Enter the new trailer that will haul the snow mobiles in the winter and the ATV's in the summer!


Both front guards flip down for easy roll on and roll off. There is also a pull out ramp in the back that can be attached to just about anywhere on the trailer. This model comes with an extra long tongue so it can be loaded and unloaded while hooked to the Jeep.

Introducing the must have item for people who weren't born being able to back an 8 1/2 foot wide trailer into a 10 foot wide shop garage door. This fine device lets you unhook out in the driveway, lower the tongue onto the trailer dolly ball, and then roll the loaded trailer just about anywhere with ease! This model will take 600 pounds of tongue weight and offers an amazing amount of control with very little effort.

Now all we need is SNOW!

10 Second Tie

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Special Weather Statement

Expires 8:00 AM MST on November 28, 2007 -->
Statement as of 9:00 PM MST on November 27, 2007

... Very slick roads for the Wednesday morning commute...

Conditions Wednesday morning for the morning commute are expected to be very slippery on area roads. Snow showers from Tuesday evening have dropped between one half and one inch of snow in the Treasure and Magic Valley.

Minimum temperatures Wednesday morning are forecast to drop to the upper teens to lower 20s across the region. Any left over moisture will freeze up quickly overnight and produce a very slick condition on roads... sidewalks and other exposed surfaces.

Driving Wednesday morning may be quite hazardous. Caution is advised. It is early in the season and people need to refresh themselves in winter driving conditions. Allow extra time to reach destinations... slow down and keep plenty of distance between vehicles.

Fast Cars...

And How To Slow Them Down!

Sunday, November 25, 2007

Flight Wait

Catching A Plane?

Sunday ATV Ride

25 Miles later and we are back from a great time riding in the cold.

Some fun hills to try.

The blue arrow represents what can happen to a fast moving photographer trying to get into the timed shot, but discovering a badger hole along the way!

This was one of those uncontrolled falls that you used to do when you were 8 years old many times a day with no ill effects, but now that you are over 40, might just result in you being crippled come Monday morning.

The adrenaline is just starting to wear off and the pain set in. This was what I thought the shot would look like originally.

Almost home and on the right side of the railroad tracks!