CobraNutt
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Unpacked and cleaned up the Libby a bit after this weekend's adventures...
Trip Report in my MEMBER JOURNAL
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Trip Report in my MEMBER JOURNAL
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Hitched up to the newly redone '56 Shasta and hauled it over the divide to Encampment, WY for the Cowboy Gathering. No chores or work, just relaxing.
Nice looking old Shasta , love those, had one when I first got married back in 75 that we drug everywhere.
VERY cool little trailer!Bought it for $300 17 years ago, it was a mess. Did a rebuild and got her roadworthy. This round of redo cleaned her up even more with a paint job close to original. We love this thing, altho I discovered instead of the Dodge diesel we used the Liberty and at 10,000 ft. altitude had my foot mashed and was going 40. First time I noticed the 3.7 struggling. The camper isn't that heavy but the altitude and s-curves took its toll. Might reduce tire size closer to original to help the gearing which should help.
Since the Liberty performs much better in a tail wind, you might want to look into installing one of these set to blow onto the back window! :happy175:
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VERY cool little trailer!
I noticed the same "struggling" this weekend pulling my small off-road trailer at that altitude as well. I simply had to take my time and let traffic pass my by. Kinda frustrating, but I have to learn to not be in a hurry. Good thing the speed limit was only 45 in the first place! lol! 2nd gear and 40mph seemed to be pretty comfortable for the Libby all the way up the hill.
Haha! I had an '89 Metro Lsi...it would squeal the front tires and do about 90 max - downhill with a tail-wind! I remember that turning on the A/C was like tossing out a parachute! Loved that little thing for commuting...and sure miss the economy! It was nice only filling up the 13 gallon tank once every three or four weeks! Oh...and it hauled enough wood to build a 15' section of cedar fencing more than once! :gr_grin:Nearly twenty years ago I took myself, the current GF, my daughter and a niece on a camping trip. 400 miles each way in a 1.0 Liter 3-Cylinder Geo Metro. With the back full to the top of the car and a carrier on top for the rest of our stuff.
I was definitely "that guy". :emotions34:
Haha! I had an '89 Metro Lsi...it would squeal the front tires and do about 90 max - downhill with a tail-wind! I remember that turning on the A/C was like tossing out a parachute! Loved that little thing for commuting...and sure miss the economy! It was nice only filling up the 13 gallon tank once every three or four weeks! Oh...and it hauled enough wood to build a 15' section of cedar fencing more than once! :gr_grin:
...Also went out and did a side by side with an M60A3...
I think your looks cooler, but he might have you outgunned. :hunter: