- Location
- Southern Indiana
That's a hairy one!
Redbird Fall Cleanup - November 12, 2016
- Thread starter IllianaXJ
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Kego814
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- Location
- Highland Indiana
Should have shaved it.
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Kego814
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- Location
- Highland Indiana
- Location
- NE Indiana
Regarding the campfire fuel mileage conversation...
The RV got 8.39 mpg with the jeep on the trailer at 65-75mph
mac 'this Cummins ain't making no fuel' gyvr
The RV got 8.39 mpg with the jeep on the trailer at 65-75mph
mac 'this Cummins ain't making no fuel' gyvr
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
Because it is not a Dodge wrapped Cummins.
Kego814
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- Location
- Highland Indiana
Is it just me or are posts getting duplicated
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XJ&CHZ4ME
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- Location
- Unionville, MO
It's just you. No duplicates here.
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
It's just you. No duplicates here.
BRIANHO13
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- Location
- Spring, TX
It's just you. No duplicates here.
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
You can say that again.
Kego814
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- Location
- Highland Indiana
Might have to update Tapatalk
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- Location
- ohio
Holy Cow what a good time. Thanks to all the sponsors, members, and any one who helped me.
What I had: a ****in great time
What I learned: bring a coffee maker, XJ's are awesome even in almost stock form, camaraderie is almost cooler than wheeling
What I regret: not bringing a camera and not at least trying the notch JR made look easy.
What I don't regret: not trying to follow you guys on trail 27
cant't wait till march
Again thanks to everyone I had a blast
What I had: a ****in great time
What I learned: bring a coffee maker, XJ's are awesome even in almost stock form, camaraderie is almost cooler than wheeling
What I regret: not bringing a camera and not at least trying the notch JR made look easy.
What I don't regret: not trying to follow you guys on trail 27
cant't wait till march
Again thanks to everyone I had a blast
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- Location
- Illinois
Great meeting you Chuck! I agree, i ahouldve tried that notch as well. Overall a great trip, and once again Kenny saved my ass before i headed home
- Location
- Sheboygan, WI
What are you talking about? Trail 27 was a blast 
Kego814
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- Location
- Highland Indiana
Yes I agree. Hindsight is 20/20What are you talking about? Trail 27 was a blast
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csailors
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- Location
- Walton, IN
What are you talking about? Trail 27 was a blast
Fact!
The main reason I'll go again next year. To see what happens after lunch!
Maybe if I had Ram assist. It wouldn't have happened. Lol still a good time.
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- Location
- NE Indiana
Finally getting a minute to sit down and get caught up from this trip. It was a great time. We had 10 Jeeps on the trail with us to pick up the trash on trail 21...which is now trail 3 or 6 or something. Always 21 in our hearts.
The morning run went without much excitement. The steep left downhill turn was managed well by all. We got through the trail rather quickly. We stopped for lunch at the pavilion and took turns sitting on the bench we (the MWC) donated in memory of Flex. Andy then provided some entertainment in the rock garden. After a stuck and a mild break, he got patched up and we went to the power line and crawled the off camber flex your stuff out valley. JR did some body work on his mint ZJ.
Then 7 of us went to trail 27. We went there because Andy wanted to do some hard wheeling and the group said, here's the map, lead us.
So he did and I got to use my winch, strap, and snatch block. All of them more than once. It was some the toughest wheeling I've ever done at Redbird...and it was after lunch. There was one point where I almost rolled...and ran over Ben. It was a good time, tho a little more than most of us were expecting...except Andy...he wanted to wheel the hard stuff.
Chuck and Kegger made their first trip with
, it was good to meet them and put faces with names (I should remember now at winterfest registration).
Good campfire fun as well.
Thanks to everyone who came, I had a blast.
mac 'here kitty kitty' gyvr
The morning run went without much excitement. The steep left downhill turn was managed well by all. We got through the trail rather quickly. We stopped for lunch at the pavilion and took turns sitting on the bench we (the MWC) donated in memory of Flex. Andy then provided some entertainment in the rock garden. After a stuck and a mild break, he got patched up and we went to the power line and crawled the off camber flex your stuff out valley. JR did some body work on his mint ZJ.
Then 7 of us went to trail 27. We went there because Andy wanted to do some hard wheeling and the group said, here's the map, lead us.
So he did and I got to use my winch, strap, and snatch block. All of them more than once. It was some the toughest wheeling I've ever done at Redbird...and it was after lunch. There was one point where I almost rolled...and ran over Ben. It was a good time, tho a little more than most of us were expecting...except Andy...he wanted to wheel the hard stuff.
Chuck and Kegger made their first trip with
, it was good to meet them and put faces with names (I should remember now at winterfest registration).Good campfire fun as well.
Thanks to everyone who came, I had a blast.
mac 'here kitty kitty' gyvr
- Location
- Southern Indiana
No lockers, no low range, all terrains not aired down, and sway bars still connected.
