Ghost river diversion
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Ghost river diversion
This is the first wheeling trip I did in the truck. It was a trip to the ghost river diversion site in Alberta bordering the Banff border






Last edited by celica; Dec 20, 2005 at 08:12 AM.
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On the way home


Wheeling partner got a stick in the tire and he had no spare tire. We fixed it with plumber puddy, string and a shop towel. It lasted without a leak until he decided to go from 22 PSI to 35 PSI, then it started to leak a little and we stoped a few times to inflate with my truck as his cig lighter didn't work.




Wheeling partner got a stick in the tire and he had no spare tire. We fixed it with plumber puddy, string and a shop towel. It lasted without a leak until he decided to go from 22 PSI to 35 PSI, then it started to leak a little and we stoped a few times to inflate with my truck as his cig lighter didn't work.


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Killer views. Looks like a nice are to relax while exploring.
What does a cig lighter have to do with the leaky tire?
Originally Posted by celica
It lasted without a leak until he decided to go from 22 PSI to 35 PSI, then it started to leak a little and we stoped a few times to inflate with my truck as his cig lighter didn't work.
What does a cig lighter have to do with the leaky tire?
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#9
Originally Posted by ToferUOP
i assume he used the cig lighter / power outlet for his air pump
Holy crap.. I didn't think people actually used those small under powered cig lighter matress pumps to fill their tires
Just makes me happy to have my Power Tank and after 6 years it still works.
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Originally Posted by snap-on
That water looks COOOOOLLLLDDDD!
#19
Originally Posted by celica
Who is up for trips out there this summer?
where abouts is that? almost in Banff?
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