Ice fishing on Lake Simcoe:



The old shooting range:




I have a bunch more but I'm at work and the pics are stored on my laptop at home.

 

Outside the Corvette factory in Bowling Green, KY.

 

 

how'd the truck hold up pat?

 

pretty well, it was getting warm when we first were getting up to speed with OD locked off, but handled it pretty well, a little tounge heavy, but did the job. About a 2hr tow, and i ended up with aprox 14-15 pulling it at 65

 

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Heres my truck with the new boat!

 

there is about 900+ pounds of blow-up jumper things and equipment in the trailer...even with all that weight the truck sat level as opposed to the rear an inch higher. I was also very impressed with the towing power, we hauled it almost an hour and a half through back country roads and up alot of hills and seldom did it drop one or two gears to get up hill...this thing is a beast. But pictures arent that good cause it was getting dark when we finished loading all the units.

 

 

Thems chains isa dragin !

 

Here are a few...










More under this album...


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I love my Screw!

Here's my Truck and my other baby!!!!!

 

Moving Blocks

 

Almost, not quite tho its just the vantage point. The chains were fully twisted, and had about 1/2" clearance

 

Ewww tucson....

 

Here's a shot of our SCrew in action loaded with all our camping gear.


Taken along Highway 2 in Michigan's U.P. We stopped to swim in Lake Michigan that day. Three kayaks on the roof, four mountain bikes in the bed, and a camper full of gear. What an awesome week it was!