jdofmemi
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Day 2 ) We left Trona over the Slate range via Fish Canyon Escape route to Panamint Valley, Goler Canyon, Lotus Mine, Barker ranch, Mengel Pass, the cabins, warm spring canyon to Death Valley. Camped just outside the south boundary of the DVNP at a place called Sheep Creek spring.View attachment 360188View attachment 360189View attachment 360190View attachment 360191View attachment 360192View attachment 360193View attachment 360194View attachment 360195View attachment 360196
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What a great trip Dave! Cool you got to go do that.
I took Fish canyon once, then took a "shortcut" straight across the "dry" lake. I would not recommend that
Did the triple threat at Moab today, holy shit what a long day...
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Long day for sure, but definitely worth it.
We did steel bender & Flatpass yesterday, fixed a toyota diff all day Yesterday, Hells revenge tomorrow, Arches park (no wheeling) Friday, not sure about Saturday yet though, the two others in my group are planning on driving home Saturday but we have lodging until Sunday so.... Maybe i'll find something easy & close to the highway for Saturday.
ETA: Heres the diff from yesterday, a bolt most have backed out and chipped at the corner of every other ring bolt until five of them were almost totally backed out
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I have seen that on my Toyota before, but one of the bolts went between the ring gear and the pinion as it bounced around inside. Not fun at all. It spread the bearing races so far I had to use a dremel (all that would fit) to open up the hole in the housing to even get the third member out. I quit trusting loctite, and insisted on adding the fold up retainer washers in the ring gear bolts, so it wouldn't happen again.
Same thing happened two times in Ford 10.5" Sterling rear ends.
There is a cool little trail I like to do at Arches...it’s not challenging in any way, but there is a hill that gives you a great view of the area, and practically no people. It starts at a parking lot at one of the trail heads/lookouts (sorry I can’t remember which one) and you have to open a cattle gate (and close it behind you)...and there is at least one more cattle gate...
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Is that the one that starts near the Delicate Arch viewing area? That's a good trip, and not hard at all.