Seattle Area Maintenance and Meet

The standard and easy one to do is to drive highway 2 to Leavenworth and then do a loop through Blewett pass and back over Snoqualmie pass via I-90. Can be done in a single day easy. If you end up doing that, let me know. I can point you in the direction of a few spots that are easy access from the main roads that you may be interested in.

Will probably do this route for sure. Definitely interested in a few spots you could recommend. PM me if you want. Thanks!
 
While highway 20 takes much longer its also a way better view/drive depending on how quickly you are trying to get back. Like A.Wilson said Republic is a pretty cool old mining town, last time I was through there I didn't have time to stop but wanted to badly. I live in the NW but have to drive out to eastern WA for work a good amount, we (mainly me) also like camping out here (I'm in Walla Walla now for work). I absolutely hate the drive on I90 between Moses Lake and Spokane, while its probably only a couple hours it feels like 5 because of the terrain.
 
Anyone know any reasonably priced places that can powder coat my front bumper? I usually just sand and re-touch with bed liner paint.. but looking for something more permanent and durable, and of course something i can afford.

I am in the Black Diamond area. Any ideas?

Thanks guys,
JM
 
Rear Axle Tool

Going to be doing this job sometime in the next few months in order to refresh my bearings and seals. I'm just over 200k and just want the piece of mind to not have to worry about seals or bearings going out. Is there a loaner tool floating around in the Seattle area? I'm thinking of purchasing the one Timmy the Toolman used in his video and would be willing to loan it out, but didn't want to double it up if there was already one floating around in the Seattle area I could borrow when the time came.

Cheers
 
What's the price of the NW overland rally, basic entry?

I just want to check out a couple things, but not interested in activities.
 
Not worth it to just go for a day to check out. They price it that way with the idea that they want people to stay and participate. Of course, it ain't cheap to stay either.

Register

Not a trade show like the Expo in AZ has turned into, but there are a lot of vendors
 
Not worth it to just go for a day to check out. They price it that way with the idea that they want people to stay and participate. Of course, it ain't cheap to stay either.

Register

Not a trade show like the Expo in AZ has turned into, but there are a lot of vendors

Thats too bad. I saw 60 bucks a rig or head, not sure which it was. I only want to check out the GFC and Drifter campers. 60 bucks to look at the sponsoring vendors product seems quite high.
 
We're going for our first year and you're right, quite spendy. We're going in all-in for the entire three/four days, but at $170 for my girlfriend and I, we're not sure if we'll go next year or not. Either way, we'll see how it goes and see if the price is worth it or not. I'm excited for a couple of classes and hoping the vendors have some decent deals. If there anyway to just pick someone up from outside and drive them in? I'd be willing to do that if it meant saving someone $60 to check out some vendors
 
Going to be doing this job sometime in the next few months in order to refresh my bearings and seals. I'm just over 200k and just want the piece of mind to not have to worry about seals or bearings going out. Is there a loaner tool floating around in the Seattle area? I'm thinking of purchasing the one Timmy the Toolman used in his video and would be willing to loan it out, but didn't want to double it up if there was already one floating around in the Seattle area I could borrow when the time came.

Cheers
What job? You didn't quote any post and I can't figure out what you're talking about. Sounds like something I'd be interested in doing, unless I've already done it.

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What job? You didn't quote any post and I can't figure out what you're talking about. Sounds like something I'd be interested in doing, unless I've already done it.

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Sorry about that. I put it in the title of my post, but that's probably not that clear. Going to be doing the rear wheel bearings and seals. Just wondering if there's a rear wheel bearing puller tool floating around the Seattle area for loan.
 

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