Pivnic said:
Hey Pete. I love your pictures that you took today with your wagon up in the "hills". I REALLY LOVE the last picture showing all the major MUD and MUCK on your tires! Very Cool! :cheers:
Pivnic-
Didn't intend to get muddy... I hate cleaning it off and it ruins the road. But this road is one of those that once you are on your way up, you are committed and there's no turning back... It got really muddy, we were axle deep in a few places until we could turn around... I was hoping the ground would be frozen up high, but no such luck. The wagon motored through the muck with ease, but I quickly found the limits of my 20 year old tires... they turned into rolling mud-ball slicks. We had to do some "road-building" with rocks to keep from sliding off the edge at one point. I was happy to get back down in one piece. Took $10 at the car wash to get most of the mud off, it was heavy clay and I bet we brought home 100 pounds of the stuff. the rear wheels were packed full beyond the springs, the space between the tire and frame was solid mud. Big mess, but we had big fun... :cheers: It ain't no trailer queen :thumbup:
Coming back down in the tracks we made going up...
axle deep...
Pete