Real Life Wheeling, Wrenching, and Fabrication
This is a not quite complete topo map of some of the trails on Mount Pisgah. I will add more as I do some more exploring up there.
This mountain was once heavily mined for coal, so there are a number of access roads up there, which were once used for large machinery, so they make travel about the mountain rather easy. I havent come across very many challenging trails up here, but there are some SPECTACTULAR VIEWS!
Paragon adventure park is an Off-Road part in Hazleton, PA. You can visit their website for information at http://www.paragonap.com. Ive personally been to this park twice. It’s a lot of fun! Theyve got trails for just about any skill level, and some pretty darned experienced guides!
Here are a few pictures:
Me hitting some rocks on “Chicken Run”
A picture of our skilled guide.
I dunno about this one..
This picture was taken from the top of the Powerline Access Trail. This mountain/river formation is commonly referred to as “The Ox-Bow”. Mainly because it […]
The broad mountain is part of a mountain range in Northeastern PA. It lies between Nesquehoning, and Hazleton. Its about 5 miles from my home […]
If you’ve been paying attention (to the rest of the site). You know that I own a 1992 Jeep YJ. What you probably dont know […]
On Thursday, May 15th 2003, I had the day off, and I was planning on spending the day working out my overhead console, after installing […]
Note: I did this on two different days, for a few weeks i actually had only the front flares installed, you may notice a gap in the write-up for the front, and rear flares. I did the front first, and the rear later.
–Front flares
Take a good look, its all about to change!
| Well, here we go. I bought this YJ on 4/21/2001 from a guy who probably never had it in 4wd. It’s suspension has been complaining ever since I broke it loose on some simple ruts. Nothing major, just enough to make the old rubber bushings complain every time I |
