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I just seen this, The one with the bronco where everyone is standing around, the rocks are just below the bumper? well the bumper is 3' off the ground I did not think they were that big.

I did not see a place for trail writeups there are a lot of trails that rate 7 to 9 on a scale of 1-10.

Went up to Long Lake thats in No, Cal. To day here are some pics. The stair case had 3' rocks and 4' holes that you needed to stay out of. You can see the size of the small rocks by looking at the Jeep ( it's my wifes jeep, the bronco II is mine)

Don't feel too bad it says i'm a Recruit, That was 21 years ago i'm realy a E-6 but I dont mind, people expect less of me that way.

A friend of mine had his track bar mount brake on him and he had DW at 30 MPH and it did not steer very good had to turn the wheel about 3/4 before the tires would turn. I would say that runing with out one would be Bad.

Talk about snow in the winter it's about 30 miles away it gets 25' each year. If you would like to see some pics and a movie you can go to 4X4trailhunters.com the area is called high lakes. We sure have a lot of fun up there.

I started by getting the measuring the frame from left to right and how far back i could go. Then welded the reciver in the middle and picked up the holes that were in the frame. You can see form the pics. Some things that i will do later on is a locker in the rear and more lift (someday). I will al...

the winch is on a 2" reciver, I put a plate of 3/8" steel across the frame and welded the reciver to it. Paradise is 100 miles north of Sacramento in the foot hills east of Chico.

I've only just begon.