[Roo]

All you had to do was ask Senor Curmudgeon (who I sincerely miss seeing at the track)

Sorry this is a PDF, if anyone knows how to attach an Excel spreadsheet.....

[Dr K]

Originally Posted by Roo

All you had to do was ask Senor Curmudgeon (who I sincerely miss seeing at the track)

Sorry this is a PDF, if anyone knows how to attach an Excel spreadsheet.....

Oh you guys with enclosed trailers:

Drying towel and shop towels and SIX rolls of paper towels!

And you have an electric toolbox? I just have an old manual one. Pretty fancy!

[Hunter]

Mitt- this is actually an IQ test as all you need to bring is the sense to find Rob's trailer in the paddock

[Hunter]

And if that doesn't work find Roo's trailer.......

Hate auto correct.

[Trak Ratt]

Originally Posted by Roo

All you had to do was ask Senor Curmudgeon (who I sincerely miss seeing at the track)

Sorry this is a PDF, if anyone knows how to attach an Excel spreadsheet.....

Nice list! no worries boy-o I gotz your back. Here's the same list reformatted to print landscape on 2 pages.

Track List.pdf

If you have the apps you can just open the PDF and save it as an Excel file.

[Dr K]

Originally Posted by Hunter

Mitt- this is actually an IQ test as all you need to bring is the sense to find Rob's trailer in the paddock

Read the 3rd, 4th, 6th, and 7th bullet points on Post #8 above...

[Mitt]

Thanks all for the advice. Great list Roo! Beats my tactic of just hunting though the garage. Winch is probably in the near future along with a bolt on tire rack.

See you at the track!
Cheers
Kurt

[jhsmith]

Originally Posted by Mitt

Thanks all for the advice. Great list Roo! Beats my tactic of just hunting though the garage. Winch is probably in the near future along with a bolt on tire rack.

See you at the track!
Cheers
Kurt

I used to carry a winch but have found that bringing along my wife also works. Although I am usually ignored by my neighbors in the paddock when I'm alone, most people are more helpful when they see me in the car and my wife trying to push it up the ramps by herself. That has never failed to generate volunteers. So if you take along a wife, you can leave the winch at home.

[Scuba]

Originally Posted by jhsmith

I used to carry a winch but have found that bringing along my wife also works. Although I am usually ignored by my neighbors in the paddock when I'm alone, most people are more helpful when they see me in the car and my wife trying to push it up the ramps by herself. That has never failed to generate volunteers. So if you take along a wife, you can leave the winch at home.

Bring the wench, not the winch. Got it.

[Dr K]

Originally Posted by jhsmith

I used to carry a winch but have found that bringing along my wife also works. Although I am usually ignored by my neighbors in the paddock when I'm alone, most people are more helpful when they see me in the car and my wife trying to push it up the ramps by herself. That has never failed to generate volunteers. So if you take along a wife, you can leave the winch at home.

Now that's funny!