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The Tri City Military Vehicle Club was out playing in the dunes with their jeeps this past weekend. These dunes are just a few minutes from our place in Pasco, Washington. I’m hoping to get Biscuit there at some point.
Hey, now that you mentioned Biscuit again. I’m still waiting PATIENTLY for that tutorial you promised on how to balance tires with BB’s or tennis balls. I’m a little bit skeptical about how that can possibly work.
John
John,
You’ll need to be PATIENT for a while longer. I’ll be doing some work this week on Biscuit, but will not get to the tires just yet.
– Dave