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Lets Get another GWNF run soon
- Thread starter 88XJScott
- Start date
Lawn Cher'
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westampton, NJ
My Jeep is working again, so I could probably come on down.
EricT
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Idaho Falls, ID
I wish I could go, but since I am getting ready to goto Idaho for 9 months, I can't go.
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That was a good time! let's do it again, throw out some dates
David
David
gearwhine
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Denver, CO
I'd love to try and make a run down there. I highly doubt I will be able to, but give some dates, and I'll try my best. _nicko_
Lawn Cher'
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westampton, NJ
That weekend is no good for me... Jen will be home for the first time since the holidays, so I'm sure she will wanna just stick around the ol' homestead.
MoonShadow
NAXJA Forum User
Just a word of caution, stock or nearly stock XJ's could have some difficulty with the river crossings out there right now. Second Mountain and Kephardt are good of course, but the water level on Rawley Springs and the Salt Shack Trail is a tad on the ridiculous side.
A friend of mine drowned his XJ on the Salt Shack trail, nearly killing it. (It had to be tow strapped out, and tow-trucked home) And another friend of mine, on the Rawley Springs crossing, had water 1/3 of the way up the doors of his XJ with 6" of lift. The snow was melting rapidly the day we were there, and that probably had something to do with it. I just know that drowning XJ's doesn't make for a fun day, so I thought I'd give you all the heads up.
[b:67d6ec7c41]EDIT[/b:67d6ec7c41] - Had some friends go out there this past weekend, and they said the water levels had dropped a lot. 8)
A friend of mine drowned his XJ on the Salt Shack trail, nearly killing it. (It had to be tow strapped out, and tow-trucked home) And another friend of mine, on the Rawley Springs crossing, had water 1/3 of the way up the doors of his XJ with 6" of lift. The snow was melting rapidly the day we were there, and that probably had something to do with it. I just know that drowning XJ's doesn't make for a fun day, so I thought I'd give you all the heads up.
[b:67d6ec7c41]EDIT[/b:67d6ec7c41] - Had some friends go out there this past weekend, and they said the water levels had dropped a lot. 8)
