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Jakob1972

Sorry just saw this. Yes I have the KO3 they are load range F so they would probably be better on my F250 than Bronco but they should be indestructible, they are stiff if you fill them to 39 psi it will rattle your fillings loose. Drop then down to 36 and they are very comfortable. We only had about 1200 miles on the tires when we got to Utah so they were not rounded off yet so they slipped more than I was expecting on obstacles also probably didn’t air down enough 20 psi is still too high probably need to be around 15. and the few trips into the snow on one section of deep snow they were a little squirrely, but again could be because they were so new. Also I think they are a Tad larger than stock. Other than that They are awesome

Edit: Also if you think the Goodyears are rock throwers, these things throw rocks like crazy. the good years after a few thousand miles were not that bad, so maybe these will calm down after a few miles.

Bluestreak57

This is GREAT information! Thank you!

SAVEUP

Thanks for the feedback. I remember they still seemed pretty stiff at 20 PSI when you were in MOAB. I guess the Load Range F is to make the sidewalls more durable, but I wish they were a bit less. I also forgot about the weight as @Darrel mentioned. I just checked and they are 20 lbs heavier than the KO2s I currently have. I may have to do some more research and consider staying with the KO2s

Bluestreak57

Wayward Bronco… yikes
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BostonBadlands

If you go to Washington (state), I can recommend a good counselor in Gold Bar.

BostonBadlands

45 Degrees in Beantown, and a dank and wet 45 degrees it is. @Wolf can probably see his breath up on the North Shore. Where's this "global warming" AL-gore promised us? I thought I'd be fishing off my back porch by now.

I came across the last 3-pound bag of New England (Brand) butter pecan coffee at BJs, a warehouse store "back East," as you westerners put it, for $15.99, so I grabbed it. That's what I'm imbibing now. That's $5.33/lb! In the supermarket yesterday, I saw Starbucks "on sale" at $10.00/lb. If you want to frighten yourself, look at the orange "per pound" price for those K-pods of coffee. You're paying over $1.00 per serving. On sale, Eight O'clock @ $.55 each K-pod, divided by .022/pound of coffee in each K-pod, comes out to $25/lb. And that's on sale!

Big news! I just finished my two-hour, 113-page screenplay-pilot for a TV series, "Fire On the Mountain," an Old Testament sword-and-sandal epic which tells, for the first time for serious cinematic production, the extraordinary Ahab/Jezebel/Elijah narrative. Ahab and Jezebel are tragic characters: think of it as "Breaking Bad In Ancient Israel." My gimmick is to make them young, not middle-aged stalwarts. Ahab is 28, a young king with an insecure dynasty. Jezebel is 18, very beautiful but very ambitious. Elijah hasn't been introduced yet, but I'll probably make him 16, a desert outcast, who's as frightened by his prophetic voice as he is of the ruthless Jezebel.

Now to let it marinate for a few weeks, get started on one-hour episodes, and work my rewrites etc. Then to shop it around possible agents or studios. I'd love to get it into the hands of Dallas Jenkins, producer/writer of "The Chosen," which covers the Jesus narrative.

Anybody interested in reading it, shoot me a PM with your email. Something the Bible doesn't cover but I do: a love relationship between Ahab and Jezebel.

Bluestreak57

A three day weekend, brought to you by…

Wolf

Everyone enjoy the Memorial Day weekend. Please remember that the holiday is more than just cookouts and drinking. Please remember those who have worn the uniform of the U.S. Military, and have made the ultimate sacrifice. I was on my way home from work today and going through Main Street in Georgetown, MA. stuck at a light, and they had the Downtown area decorated with flags and banners on the light poles. The banners were from the fallen military personnel from the town during the wars. One of them was born in 1984. That was the year that I graduated high school, shortly before I enlisted. I couldn't really tell the year that he was killed in action. It was either 2001 or 2004. Either way, he was too young. I can't imagine what his family went through and is still going through.

Sven

Coffee is brewing so pull up a chair and be like Mikey.......
Hug your people and make sure they know why! We are not promised tomorrow so make today a good one. Be kind....I really don't need to tell you folks that as the kindness has been amazing....I continue to humbled regularly by it!!!! Thank You all!

Darrel

Good Saturday Morning! Pacific Bold pods are out. Thanks for the toons @Sven .
Yesterday was rough. My boss felt a need to have a talk with me. Started it of by saying "I don't know what is going on at home with you", then a lot of people complaining, then he this and he that. Never said what the complaint was about. And why "they" then "he"?. Almost turned in my resignation. I didn't, good decisions aren't born from anger. But it has me rethinking things. In insurance, they can no longer easily replace you. But there may be more opportunities out there and I will explore before I resign.
Going to a baseball game tonight. High is almost -10° and at 9pm it will be -25°. Perfect weather. And it a specialty night. Banana Ball? Don't know what that means, but I'll be finding out.
I am remembering those that gave all for our freedom. It is more than a 3 day weekend!
Have a great day, be good and hug people!

Bluestreak57

Good Saturday Morning, Kids!
Its going to be a beautiful day here on the Westside of Washington, with temps ranging all the way to -30° and sunshine abounding! Gas prices in Western Washington just be the highest in the country, with Chevron advertising regular grade at 4.59 this weekend… which mean 93 octane is over $5.00 a gallon… The downside of no state income tax…

Thinking of my USAF son and family this morning… I realize the weekend is about those who have lost their lives in service, but we should never forget current troops and their families… My son and family are currently living in a trailer in an on-base campground while they spend a month “between homes” as they will be PCS’ing to Northern Utah next month… Lots of stress for all, and I’m so impressed with my DiL managing these moves every 3-4 years for the last 25… hopefully this may be the last one involving the USAF, but we’ll see…

Enjoy your weekend, hopefully with friends, family, or even strangers!
Let Grace abound!

BroncOitis

I thought I heard or read somewhere, where the K02s were going to go to the waist side, basically be discontinued.
I hope I’m wrong because I know there are still a lot of us who would like to get K02s if possible.
I don’t know, maybe and hopefully I’m wrong!!!