(with James) And with today's economy, it will most likely get worse.I hope everything works out for you.
Help - trail steering failure
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(with James) And with today's economy, it will most likely get worse.I hope everything works out for you.
David
- DJones
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The above was caused by this
Yea it was like 1am and it all looked the dark sand didn't really see it till after
Easy trail sane stump just carelessness all my fault I kno
Trail conditions
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What Helped me the most was my ole faithful factory jack on a piece of wood , the beauty of sand if the jack doesn't go high enough in a pinch such as a 90 min walk each way then just dig a little
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Wow... suckage man. 
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