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Wow, that all went horribly wrong pretty quickly.I know that guy got a little out of hand at the end there, but are we really to the point where we are hopping out of our rigs to put band-aids on the "boo-boos" on trees?I'm all for "tread lightly" where possible, but really, the northwest is hardly the kind of terrain where this works all the time. Its pretty easy to not tear up a bunch of rock in AZ. Meanwhile, around here you can tear up a huge mudhole, go away for two weeks in the spring, and have a jungle growing there. I'm NOT saying you should...I guess my point is that folk shouldn't get holier-than-thou over track width. C'mon we've all scraped a little bark here and there, and its hard to accurately judge a person's wheeling habits by a forum post. That whole thing was a little too PBB-drama-style to me.:stirpot: :corn:
Wow, that all went horribly wrong pretty quickly.
I know that guy got a little out of hand at the end there, but are we really to the point where we are hopping out of our rigs to put band-aids on the "boo-boos" on trees?
I'm all for "tread lightly" where possible, but really, the northwest is hardly the kind of terrain where this works all the time. Its pretty easy to not tear up a bunch of rock in AZ. Meanwhile, around here you can tear up a huge mudhole, go away for two weeks in the spring, and have a jungle growing there. I'm NOT saying you should...
I guess my point is that folk shouldn't get holier-than-thou over track width. C'mon we've all scraped a little bark here and there, and its hard to accurately judge a person's wheeling habits by a forum post. That whole thing was a little too PBB-drama-style to me.:stirpot: :corn:
