chrisyleigh
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Post pictures of your Land Rover.
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morrisdl
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Just back from a trip to Rausch Creek PA. Hit the all the blue trails with and Lifted Gen 2 4runner, AEV Jeep JK, and 10th Annv Jeep Rubicon. The LR3 exceeded everyone's expectations (including mine), but its physical size was a challenge in some of the wooded trails.
If you go to Rausch, you may want to apply some camoflage. There was 250+ jeeps, 2 Toyota 4runners, and ONE Land Rover.
The truck rolled over every obstacle there including the 100,000 milestone!
If you go to Rausch, you may want to apply some camoflage. There was 250+ jeeps, 2 Toyota 4runners, and ONE Land Rover.
The truck rolled over every obstacle there including the 100,000 milestone!
Jwestpro
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brickpaul65
Adventurer
morrisdl, did you make it through the muddy section or did you need a little recovery? Just curious. I am planning on going with the duratrac's next spring...unless I can go sooner 
NYCRover
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If you go to Rausch, you may want to apply some camoflage. There was 250+ jeeps, 2 Toyota 4runners, and ONE Land Rover.
Nice! the place really is jeep central. I'm headed there in a couple of weeks
XJLI
Adventurer
when? i'll be there with, well, a bunch of jeeps the 26th-29th this month.
morrisdl
Adventurer
morrisdl, did you make it through the muddy section or did you need a little recovery? Just curious. I am planning on going with the duratrac's next spring...unless I can go sooner
Both. I was leading and took a really bad line. I winched backup, and took it again no problem. Its very wet there, buy not a slick as the clay in the southeast.
brickpaul65
Adventurer
Yeah, TN clay is sort of what I am worried about. I try to avoid extremely wet trail days. Aside from getting stuck with my dynapro ATM's (happy with them considering they are all terrains) It is not good for the trails.
Duratracs and Nitto Trail Grapplers (my aesthetic desire and want for "hardcore" equipment keep pulling me towards them despite realistic needs) are the two I keep going back and forth with.
Duratracs and Nitto Trail Grapplers (my aesthetic desire and want for "hardcore" equipment keep pulling me towards them despite realistic needs) are the two I keep going back and forth with.
Howski
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You won't be disappointed with the Duratracs. The tread cleans very well and they're very quiet
Mountainhound
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Finlayforprez
Observer
You know how much someone cares for his car? Watch where he parks.
Look at this Rover, it is on the very LAST parking spot on the lot, just like I would!
Me too. I always park FAR away!
Awesome :Wow1:
