Muddin
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From: northern va
Havent yet and hopefully never will in the new truck. Took my 2000 quite a few times and it sunk like a boat anchor even w/ MT's. When I was in HS we used to go literally all weekend every weekend. Broke more parts on that poor little jeep and spent a small fortune in quarters washing it. Still have it but cant afford muddin anymore.
On the other hand, my favorite types of tow calls are those for offroad recoveries.......pulling people out is far more fun (not to mention cleaner and cheaper) than bein stuck yourself. And it pays real well too
On the other hand, my favorite types of tow calls are those for offroad recoveries.......pulling people out is far more fun (not to mention cleaner and cheaper) than bein stuck yourself. And it pays real well too
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From: Albuquerque, NM
Originally posted by surfram
I have never been mudding with my truck but I can tell you that you have to airdown ALOT to make a skinny tired CTD float on the beach sand. I am looking forward to getting at least 295/70/17s next year to help on my trips to the Delaware and North Carolina beaches. Lance, where do you go fourwheeling in DE? I see your truck around Dover all of the time. Your truck would turn alot of heads out on the beach on a crowded summer weekend!
I have never been mudding with my truck but I can tell you that you have to airdown ALOT to make a skinny tired CTD float on the beach sand. I am looking forward to getting at least 295/70/17s next year to help on my trips to the Delaware and North Carolina beaches. Lance, where do you go fourwheeling in DE? I see your truck around Dover all of the time. Your truck would turn alot of heads out on the beach on a crowded summer weekend!
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