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I'll just leave this right here. And Ill see y'all next week sometime.

Big trucks playing hard:

  • Super User
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Ah good ole mud bog. The waterport mud bog is right behind my house I think they already had there first event the other week judging by the miles of mud left going down the road from the site.

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Definitely a cool video.  When i bought my first wrangler I went mudding one time...didn't get stuck but after having to clean it and change all the fluids I decided the fun wasn't worth it so I started crawling on rocks instead :) 

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Mud and rocks are both stupid expensive. We went a lot in college somewhere around Springfield mass or Holyoke in that area. We broke both trucks we took a wrangler and a Toyota P/U. Wrangler snapped a drive shaft climing some rocks and the Toyota ran 3 tires off the bead while in the mud pit.

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Mud and rocks are both stupid expensive. We went a lot in college somewhere around Springfield mass or Holyoke in that area. We broke both trucks we took a wrangler and a Toyota P/U. Wrangler snapped a drive shaft climing some rocks and the Toyota ran 3 tires off the bead while in the mud pit.

Yes they are. My buddy and myself are building a rock crawler. I'm welding the frame and the tubes. He is doing the automotive part. Put a 454 in it and let it rip.

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I want to see more of the dancing girls. Like flyfisher I went muddling once. I have not done it since. I will stick to fast cars, and making turns.

  • Super User
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I want to see more of the dancing girls. Like flyfisher I went muddling once. I have not done it since. I will stick to fast cars, and making turns.

Look up the Mudfest videos from Louisiana.

  • Super User
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Mudding causes way note damage than crawling too....when yo hare crawling and something breaks you know what it is and can fix it.  When you go muddling **** will start breaking down the road from the added wear and friction caused by the mud in places you had no idea it could even get to.

 

I don't mind running through a mud pit every once in a while but no way i am doing what those guys are doing...

  • Super User
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needs more 0:00-0:12 and less 0:13 secs - 16:12. 

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  • Super User
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Mudding causes way note damage than crawling too....when yo hare crawling and something breaks you know what it is and can fix it.  When you go muddling **** will start breaking down the road from the added wear and friction caused by the mud in places you had no idea it could even get to.

 

I don't mind running through a mud pit every once in a while but no way i am doing what those guys are doing...

You mean you didn't design your 60000 to 80000 dollar mud crawler to do all that?

  • Super User
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You mean you didn't design your 60000 to 80000 dollar mud crawler to do all that?

If i am building a mud bogger you can take away a few of those zeroes :) 

  • Super User
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If i am building a mud bogger you can take away a few of those zeroes :)

Not like them BIG ones you ain't. Those tires alone cost a dang fortune. That's why I am building a rock crawler.

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Definitely a cool video.  When i bought my first wrangler I went mudding one time...didn't get stuck but after having to clean it and change all the fluids I decided the fun wasn't worth it so I started crawling on rocks instead :)

Do you have a wrangler now?

  • Super User
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Yeah those ties aren't cheap but I know guys who would get them from junk tractors.

The mudding thing just doesn't do it for me..

And yes, I have a wrangler now too.

  • Super User
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Yeah those ties aren't cheap but I know guys who would get them from junk tractors.

The mudding thing just doesn't do it for me..

And yes, I have a wrangler now too.

So when I'm done with my crawler. You gonna come crawl around Gray Rock rock park with me?

  • Super User
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Depends on when...I haven't started to build out my current wrangler. I am debating on the approach I want to take with it as the JK is pretty easy to get good ground clearance with minimal lift which keeps the COG low...crazy that I had to put 4" of lift on my old YJ to have the same size tire that came stock on my JK....

  • Super User
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Mud trucks are cheap to build 1 a red neck did it so you know it's 60% duct tape,20% zip ties,20% scrap tractor/truck parts. 2 a red neck did it

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  • Super User
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I drive an Escalade.  It has won every contest that I have entered.

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  • Super User
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I drive an Escalade.  It has won every contest that I have entered.

The statute of limitation should indicate that you need to shut up about those events, dude.

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I think the key phrase is "every contest that I have entered."

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