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What did you do with your Scrambler today?

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Took this one offroad this weekend:wave:

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Very nice.
 
Got a babysitter yesterday and escaped with the wife up to Murphys, CA for a leisurely day of wine tasting and scenery in the Sierras. Brought home a couple of cases and a wife with new appreciation for the Scrambler.

Didn't get a pic while in Murphys, but wife tried to take a few on the way home. It was only in the 50s while we were there, and colder on the way home with no top. :crazy:
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Here's a summer pic of Main Street in Murphys
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Just added the third bow to my TigerTop to help with the pooling of rain and snow. I will have to take it back out when the weather turns good in the spring again since I can't lay all three bows down flat.

We have had a string of beautiful days so I have had the top down. But I think that is over for the year.

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You're going to love that! :thumbsup:

How did you secure it in place to keep it from folding one way or the other?
 
That is where my red neck shines. I am currently using a ratchet strap wrapped between the new bow and the front bow. I was planning on taking a nylon strap with velcro to hold it, but for now the strap will work.

I noticed immediately the tighter fit.
 
That is where my red neck shines. I am currently using a ratchet strap wrapped between the new bow and the front bow. I was planning on taking a nylon strap with velcro to hold it, but for now the strap will work.

I noticed immediately the tighter fit.

Might add another from the new bow to the rear one too, it can flop the other way as well, ask me how I know :eek:
 
I took your advice and wrapped the rest o the strap around that rear bow as well. I don't think it will go anywhere for a while.
 
Look great Raymond. AS soon as it snows, I'll pick you up at the airport and you can spend a couple of days in the "Plow Jeep" with me. :wave:

Drove this one to work today:thumbsup:

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64 degrees and sunny here, what is this "snow" and "winter" y'all speak of:thumbsup::wave:
 
Drove this one to work today:thumbsup:

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64 degrees and sunny here, what is this "snow" and "winter" y'all speak of:thumbsup::wave:

I see you live in Biloxi but it was 34 her in south Louisiana last week. Next time your coming to Gonzales or baton Rouge let me know and maybe we can meet up. I still don't know about this snow stuff their talking about either
 
Look great Raymond. AS soon as it snows, I'll pick you up at the airport and you can spend a couple of days in the "Plow Jeep" with me. :wave:

Appreciate it Toby, but can I drive this one up there and plow snow with it:D

I see you live in Biloxi but it was 34 her in south Louisiana last week. Next time your coming to Gonzales or baton Rouge let me know and maybe we can meet up. I still don't know about this snow stuff their talking about either

It was pretty warm here all last week, and even this week the over night low has only been 40:thumbsup:

Yep, we need to have some kind of south MS, LA, AL, TX get together/ride somewhere:thumbsup:
 
Appreciate it Toby, but can I drive this one up there and plow snow with it:D :

OK, but with a few rules: I'll pick you up with the enclosed trailer 100 miles south of the snow line.... We'll transport your red 8 in the enclosed trailer from parking lot to parking lot to not get ANY salt on or in it....You will have to TOTALLY disassemble it upon your return to the south to completely remove ALL salt dust that fills our air in the winter here in the salt belt. :thumbsup: :wave:
 
OK, but with a few rules: I'll pick you up with the enclosed trailer 100 miles south of the snow line.... We'll transport your red 8 in the enclosed trailer from parking lot to parking lot to not get ANY salt on or in it....You will have to TOTALLY disassemble it upon your return to the south to completely remove ALL salt dust that fills our air in the winter here in the salt belt. :thumbsup: :wave:

If you dont... your Scrambler with be COMPLETELY rusted out before the 6th annual Sandblast!!!
 
Took the Scrambler out last night... had my 5yr old co-pilot who's never met a camera she didn't like:

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It's a little BRISK running around NorCal without a top on, but I know I'll probably bite the bullet and give the Supertop a go in the next couple of weeks.
 
Had some professional help from my son tracing wires and pulling parts from the organ donor to put on the scrambler. Here he was labeling switches for me.

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Two minutes later I can't find him so I called his name and I hear a voice from the other corner of the garage. I look up and this is what I see. Love this kid!ImageUploadedByTapatalk1353002016.049797.jpg


 
Drove the '8 to work today. Needed to haul trash to the dump and Mrs.TexasAg77 had too much "stuff" in her mobile office to transfer to the LJ, so threw the bags and recyleable papers in the back and went on to the dump and then to work.

It has also made 2 road trips behind the MH in the past 3 weeks to SEC away games for Texas A&M!( by the way, I am 4-0 for all four SEC away games!:bacon::bacon::bacon::bacon::bacon: ) The last trip I am sure is much to the chagrin of our leader Jake White! ;)
 
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Only thing that sucks about living here...

Even without the salt, the Midwest has so much dew in the morning air that it is tough on metal sitting in unconditioned buildings. I know of classic vehicles back there that have never seen pavement outside 70+ degree temps that slowly rust right through the paint due to all the condensation soaking the vehicles nearly every morning. However, it's good for your crops and yard lawns.

In CO, I've got paintless areas on vehicle sheet metal where road sand has blasted it bare, and there is only very slight, if any, surface rust developed over the course of maybe 10 years. However, it's hard work farming our area and our yard lawns are laborous.
 
My wife has invited about 30 folks to our house for Thanksgiving lunch and has suggested that I need to touch up the landscaping around the house for that occasion. So, I hooked the M416 behind the Scrambler today and headed to the local landscape supply store.

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