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|    sticks to bfh    |
|    Re: Hey sticks    |
|    13 Apr 25 20:56:18    |
      From: wolverine01@charter.net              On 4/13/2025 11:04 AM, bfh wrote:       > sticks wrote:       >> On 4/12/2025 1:09 PM, bfh wrote:       >>> You on the road yet?       >>       >> Yep. When we left on the 3rd, you could cross west of Denver on I-70       >> still. Wet and light snow, but allowed. You could not take I-80 with       >> anything under 20,000 lbs. because of blow over laws and high winds.       >> We got 620 miles to Kearney and it was cold, 28F, and pretty windy.       >> Got up and I-70 was closed to us because of traction laws and needing       >> chains to go west of Denver, but I-80 was open with the winds settling       >> down. Went 680 miles and got to Evanston Wyoming. Went down to 20F       >> that night but at least we made it over the rough stuff. Ride down to       >> Cannonville, UT was pleasant.       >       > Damn, you covered some ground. Did you ride the hogback?              If you're talking 12, yes. Neat road. WE took 12 to UT 24E which is       another great road, to UT-95 S down to US 191. It was a good day at       almost 300 miles of unbelievable scenery.              >       >> The water heater anti-freeze kit worked perfectly and was well worth       >> it. Everything else working just fine. The house batteries easily       >> run the furnace, water heater, lights, and the refrigerator       >> overnight. Having an amazing time with above average temps and so       >> much to see.       >       > You must be living right. First trip's supposed to be full of bad       > surprises.              I noticed today my water tank was full. I had left it at about 3/4       before hooking up to city water, so the damn valve is not working       properly for stopping it filling up the tank. Not a big problem and       will get it checked out when I get back.              Brakes are also a little spongy, with a quick pump getting the pedal up.        Don't like having to go thought the mountains like that, but as long       as it don't get any worse I should be OK. Will probably buy a bottle of       fluid just in case I have to do an emergency bleed on them.              sticks              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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