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When stationed in the UK, I was driving my Rover TC2000 with a 5 speed manual. Had to stop at the top of this steep hill and make a very sharp right turn. Normally, this turn wasn’t a problem, I’d done many times before with a little rollback to engage the clutch without stalling. This time...

It sounds like you’re experiencing bump steer. Bump steer is when the angle of the front tires change as the suspension cycles up & down. It’s caused when the geometry of the track bar & drag link is off.

We found some damage to our Jeeps. My son discovered he damaged one of the steps on the “rock sliders” that came with his jeep. We think this happened on the way to Rose Garden This is how we learn what works and what doesn’t. I broke a sway bar link on the GC and peeled the rear diff cover...

On the way back, we took a detour to Wind Caves. It’s a pile of large slab boulders with the sand cut away, forming a series of caves. We spent a couple of hours exploring I halfway expected to bump into Injun Joe or a Sleestack. I found the caves fascinating, running deeper at every turn.

If it’s Tuesday, this must Chicken Corners Chicken Corners is an easy trail with just enough technical sections that 4 lo was used for greater control to smooth out the bumps. The last time I was here was about three years ago and the upper part of the trail had been gone over with a grader. We...

I second what Jeremy said above. When my axles started making that noise, it was the pinion. To be thorough, check that damned Rzeppa joint on the driveshaft as well. It looks to me that your pinion angles up too much. It should point about two degrees lower than the drive shaft.

“Build a stone wall and do they call you O’Shaunacy the Wall Builder…?”

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We drove out to Rose Garden to check it out. I knew there was no way I’d make it through in the Grand Cherokee and my son wasn’t ready to try in his Rubicon. Last time I was at Rose Garden was three or four years ago and the rocks then looked much bigger. That didn’t mean the rock garden three...

Onion Creek

According to local legend it is😎

Skinwalker country

Blanding is located in an area once inhabited by ancient Puebloans. The area is surrounded by old cliff dwellings and littered with pottery shards, arrow heads and other artifacts. A short hike from the edge of town leads us to these ruins

Edge of the Cedars Museum, Blanding Utah Kiva Inside where ancient Puebloans gathered for sacred ceremonies

Sunset over Hell’s Revenge

Twilight on Baby Lion’s Back

Heh! I can either hate the angry eyes. Or love the fact my son bought a Jeep and asked if I’d join him in Moab.

My son’s JLUR. I’ve never driven one before. Aside from the damned grill and the rock catchers, it’s a serious machine with phenomenal trail performance. I can see why the JLUR it’s so popular.