[gribbles]

Originally Posted by Jeffro95

I've always wanted to do some snow wheeling....not just driving in 6 inches of the white stuff on the roads. Those trails had to be more fun than driving home though.

Ya, after the trip I couldnt figure out why my back and neck were so sore. Realized it was because of how stressful and tense the trip there and back were....wheeling itself was a very relaxing time....everything went very well, but getting there, not a good time

[Jeffro06]

Originally Posted by gribbles

Ya, after the trip I couldnt figure out why my back and neck were so sore. Realized it was because of how stressful and tense the trip there and back were....wheeling itself was a very relaxing time....everything went very well, but getting there, not a good time

I took my dog for a quick ride through the country that day...made me realize I woudn't have enjoyed the 3 hour ride down then back..alone.

[5cents]

I had a really great time. I got to be the first one to officially go through the gate



Here are some other pics.

[jackbauersmom]

Originally Posted by gribbles

Ya, after the trip I couldnt figure out why my back and neck were so sore. Realized it was because of how stressful and tense the trip there and back were....wheeling itself was a very relaxing time....everything went very well, but getting there, not a good time

maybe your back and neck were sore from when you slipped and fell on your a**. by the way, did you ever figure out that noise in your front axle?

[gribbles]

Originally Posted by jackbauersmom

maybe your back and neck were sore from when you slipped and fell on your a**. by the way, did you ever figure out that noise in your front axle?

haha, ya I actually forgot about that it was a pretty hard fall too, damn ice. Ya, it is my front diff, low on fluid (mixed with water) so when I'm on a steep incline it doesnt have the proper lube to cover everything, easy fix though

[Red_Smoke]

Originally Posted by gribbles

front diff, low on fluid (mixed with water)

Now is that the deionized, spring, or straight tap water? I've been looking for a cheaper alternative to the $$$ synthetic I'm running

[gribbles]

Originally Posted by Red_Smoke

Now is that the deionized, spring, or straight tap water? I've been looking for a cheaper alternative to the $$$ synthetic I'm running

its a 70/30 mixture that I came up with one day when I decided to ruin my ring & pinion, 70% water that is...and any type of water will work, but my personal favorite (and cheapest) is the muddy badlands trail water, and I find that if you get your water from the orange trail it gives it a very pleasant aroma

[mhardw3]

Originally Posted by gribbles

Ya, after the trip I couldnt figure out why my back and neck were so sore. Realized it was because of how stressful and tense the trip there and back were....wheeling itself was a very relaxing time....everything went very well, but getting there, not a good time

My neck gets sore from a long drive as it is but I had the same problem. 3 hours each way in that weather and I was a wreck. Got all the way home and had to continue across town on country roads to pick up my son. I thought I was gonna die, my head hurt so bad I couldnt see. It wasnt fun. Wheeling was a blast though, so it was worth it.

[TJmudpuppy]

Looks like ya had a blast!! I would've went but we just had our Turkey Run there the weekend before. Some of our buddies from Branik Motorsports were there in they're buggies, that would've been friggin cold! You guys from Indiana should check out bbb.jeepininin.com

[CHRRRIS]

I love snow wheelin'! Just got to be careful around ice. The scenery is beautiful covered in snow too. Some from my club are going on Jan 3rd, can't wait!

[4xcrazyXJ]

Hey chris this is my first time seeing these pictures. I wish i couldve been there but i had work cant wait till the next time we go out. I will have a roll cage and a whinch so you better be ready to get stuck in some seriouse mud