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Old 02-18-2008, 09:58 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Re: Cleghorn oops report

I'm glad that it all ended up ok.

The last time you and I ran that road (about 6-7 weeks ago?), the weather was just as wet, and so forth and we took the by-passes but didn't sink to the axles. What happened this time? In fact, that bad piece you were tripping up went rather smoothly for both of us - no carnage at all. In fact it was raining and was snowing at Big Bear when we ran it.

Anyway, you had the recovery gear and the know-how to use it. Do you know why the winch failed? Is it a Warn?
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