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I had not heard of this program. Does anyone know more about the project? It seems like a great idea and relevant to our sport.

@jime brings up a good point. It never hurts to do a quick check with your current setup wiring. It makes the swap super easy if you match the existing controls. I haven't done an ecobee, but most do have multiple options for wiring configuration. It is helpful to be able to see your current...

Thanks John. I'll have to dig into my settings. I see the image as you describe with that method. It goes to the 2nd error message before I can resize.

I feel an idiot trying to make the process simple without resizing in advance. Using a windows PC and photo editor shows message, while using the attach files feature at the bottom. It shows message, while using the insert image function on the upper menu. The image file is 2.22mb, although...

It is cool to even be thinking about snowfall. It seems like fall is hanging on to the warm awful long this year. I wonder if the snow will be finicky like the summer rain? (Fifty miles meant a lot of difference.) Those local snowfall reports could be a useful pre trip tool for the ol...

OK then. I take back my thoughts about inconsiderate and lazy in the name of progress. :giggle: Just to clear up some details, I'm assuming those old pm messages are going to show as mail messages at the top menu. I looked at mine and the old messages are gone. I wonder if the software is...

The news is tough to hear. Jgrams, our thoughts and wishes to you and your family. We did know your dad. We spent some great times with him as he showed us around the area in winter. It was a pleasure to spend time with someone that took joy in showing and talking about the area. We still...

I'm curious to see what you find. Do you have a full sun location? Also wondering about space considerations? Assuming the 30' is the length of the row? We have a small depth back yard that was nicely filled in with buckthorn and trash trees. It made a great barrier, but little usable yard...

I wish there was a simple answer. I call em clangers. Those rocks that glance past the skis at speed seem to do the trick. This one is Blizzer. I caught it early and bent the tip back a little with box wrenches along the trail. I didn't catch this one in time, so I flipped the tip and tied...

This view of the parking lot is basically what we have seen each time we passed. They must have rooms available.

Nope. That is my preferred method away from home. Super easy with no fuss on grass, gravel, or any other surface. Heck, if I had a good road ditch or snowbank everywhere, I could throw away the ramp. I also concur with what High Country is saying. I have one shop with an old beat up concrete...

Hi There, We have been looking at options on a replacement for the front entry door. The current door is nice looking but terrible for our climate. One of the sidelites recently had a gasket failure. The door is a raised wood panel with no insulation. Gasket seals are in great shape and also...

The bike reveal from 2015 Haydays. It was a teaser of course. Engine layout is quite different from the link above. The skid is hard to see in the picture. It almost looks like the Alpha skid. We probably saw more than we realized at the time.

More snow than normal on the roof this past winter. It was tempting to just "leave it", and see how far it would overhang.

Rozzy43, It is an easier decision without dual use consideration. Glides on the doors helped a lot. The doors don't get covered with ice/snow. I have used old hyfax cut and bolted across the door for grip. The sheet material is HDPE and you can see how much it expands with heat. I would...

Trail 8 worst spot in 09. That was right along the highway. Conditions change every year. The water is creating challenges lately.

I can't imagine how these guys keep their focus. The race is over 200 miles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmNXCJt7K3Q Two of the best on the track. I always love watching this version as an adrenaline fix. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRWp9rhfS_0

The mine hillsides are always sliding. I'm sure that is the reason for the boulder fields at the late part of the race. It is pretty amazing what is underground in the region. These are over 20 yards tall.

They have been around for some time overseas.

I hope it is a "real" snow event. Planning on slamming the K for the rest of the week. I will be there with or without the new snow. This has been a heck of a winter for snow lovers and this little dose was a bit unexpected.