Don't forget the cooking utensils next time! Lol. I did that for our band booster picnic last year. I was cooking hamburgers and hot dogs on the grill and totally forgot the flipper and tongs. It's what we learn in those moments. Can't wait to see the next adventure.
How in the heck does a caliper bolt fall out? I'd never expect that and have never checked caliper bolts on any vehicle I've owned. Guess I should look at the ones on mine (also a Gladiator, in the same color, too) now? ;-) -- BR
@@traveladventurexplore Well, great to hear it was NOT the Jeep's "quality" as per the "poor reliability" reputation they have had fo decades now, even though today Jeeps are the best they've ever been. Instead, it was a "professional" (and probably ASE Certified -- what a joke) at the shop who messed-up. I can relate though: Took MY Jeep into the dealership for its first scheduled servicing (engine oil/filter change & tire-rotation) and the Service Monkey did EVERYTHING wrong. Took me most of 2 months (the dealership seemed to be avoiding addressing the disaster at THEIR Service Dept.) to get it all fixed. Since that misadventure, I've (reluctantly) decided I'll have to go back to doing my own routine/regularly-scheduled maintenance work. I HAD thought I could "retire" from that (at my age rolling around under the vehicle isn't as easy as it was when younger) but I guess not. :-( Sad that some dealership "professionals" damage people's vehicles more than the owners do. You SHOULD be able to trust them with your vehicle, but clearly you can't! -- BR
Pastor LeRoy told me about this! Thank you for sharing! and HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Thank you!
That bush fix is awesome!
It worked! 😆
Don't forget the cooking utensils next time! Lol. I did that for our band booster picnic last year. I was cooking hamburgers and hot dogs on the grill and totally forgot the flipper and tongs. It's what we learn in those moments. Can't wait to see the next adventure.
Lol. I’ll never forget them again! 😆
Planning to hike rim to rim to rim on the Grand Canyon this fall. 46 miles round trip.
Oh wow, sounds like fun! I can’t do a whole lot of hiking anymore (knees). That’s why the Jeep 👌
I just got a gmrs hand held radio. You might want to look into it, great way to radio for help if needed. I have the baofeng UV 5G.
Good to know. I’ve been giving that some thought lately. Thanks!
That was not the look of approval 😂
😂
How in the heck does a caliper bolt fall out? I'd never expect that and have never checked caliper bolts on any vehicle I've owned. Guess I should look at the ones on mine (also a Gladiator, in the same color, too) now? ;-)
-- BR
It was in the shop that week, wasn’t put back together properly.
@@traveladventurexplore Well, great to hear it was NOT the Jeep's "quality" as per the "poor reliability" reputation they have had fo decades now, even though today Jeeps are the best they've ever been. Instead, it was a "professional" (and probably ASE Certified -- what a joke) at the shop who messed-up.
I can relate though: Took MY Jeep into the dealership for its first scheduled servicing (engine oil/filter change & tire-rotation) and the Service Monkey did EVERYTHING wrong. Took me most of 2 months (the dealership seemed to be avoiding addressing the disaster at THEIR Service Dept.) to get it all fixed.
Since that misadventure, I've (reluctantly) decided I'll have to go back to doing my own routine/regularly-scheduled maintenance work. I HAD thought I could "retire" from that (at my age rolling around under the vehicle isn't as easy as it was when younger) but I guess not. :-(
Sad that some dealership "professionals" damage people's vehicles more than the owners do. You SHOULD be able to trust them with your vehicle, but clearly you can't!
-- BR