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    Posted: 13 August 2024 at 3:44pm
1998 TJ 4.0 5spd Atlas 36" Swampers RE4.5 ARB's 44/44
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Originally posted by 83K10 83K10 wrote:

At $200 to $300 that's gonna be a hard sell for most folks vs a $25 air hose. 


My feelings exactly!!
Bob S.

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I saw them on them overlander rigs out west.  Some had 2, one for air and one for water.  Them fancy smancy overlanders got the money. Smile  Remind me to tell you about the 4 overlander rigs we ran into on the Birdeye Gulch Trail.  Two new Yoters and two new Honders.  We was coming down by ourselves and they were coming up towards Mosquito Pass near Leadville.  They had the trail blocked for about and hour.  No big deal, we pulled over and broke out the lawn chairs on a nice cool Colorado bluebird afternoon in the mountains.  Eventually they got over far enough that we could pass by.  I have my doubts they ever go much farther up that trail, but who knows?  They were nice folks and all seemed to be having fun.  Smile





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The gluetread patches seem pretty awesome! I like the idea of the hose reel, but that's pretty steep pricewise.
~Sean
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