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Not quite BSD-level grind, but getting some utility out of my SUV.

First did a shake down run on the T33a Crash trail.


Then towed the camper to BV






Then spent a day running some light trails on the Miner's Loop near St. Elmo



Still some snow left



Reservoirs were all full



Got hit with snow and hail for 30 minutes outside TinCup...


...but blew off on the other side of Cumberland Pass






Later used the Bronco to haul equipment for a tree removal job.

THIS is GREAT!!!!
Great pics Digger

Great pics! I miss the scenery!! Don't take that for granted...

I never want to return to the real world at the end of the trip.

Love it!

That's awesome. How do you like the Cummins off road?

Justin wrote:That's awesome. How do you like the Cummins off road?

It's really good. Sips fuel and runs cool, even on hot days. I have yet to stall the engine. The idle has a tight control loop, I actually wish I could loosen it up a bit for wheeling. I'm use to the engine stalling when I bump into a big obstacle, but the Cummins just won't stop as you can see in the video.

This would be a great engine for expedition travel. Makes me want to build an off-road teardrop style camper.

Digger wrote:
This would be a great engine for expedition travel. Makes me want to build an off-road teardrop style camper.

Oh, that would be awesome behind a Bronco. Just watched OverlandUnderbudget do a camper for his Taco on Instagram and I'm sure you would give him a run for his money.

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Agreed. I keep thinking about making one. I don't fit in the commercially available ones and they're $$$