Mudfreak

I went into town with my best friend and her husband to pick up their new exploror (they are younger then me and somehow can swing 2 new fords :confused: )

Anyways, another friend calls me and says "come pull me out" I start laughing and asked him why he didnt go mudding with anyone else :retard:

So I get out there and the bastard is stuck big time. the frame was in the mud, not on it, but in it :ian: (he has a 2wd V6 chevy)

So I get infront of him and put it in 4L and try to pull him out with the tow rope. No good, I sat there spinning. Try a few more times, still no luck. I go around and put the rope in the back of his truck. Still no luck. Well, to make a very long story short, I finally got him out (go Yota )

Then we decided to keep mudding

Here are the pics

UKMyers

Dang man I would not have left the pavement with them tires....

superjoe83

were your hazards on or, are your taillights wired funny

r0cky

you'd actually be surprised what a toyota can do even with silly highway tires!!

Mudfreak

yeah, oddly enough they were on all 4 times when the shutter opened

Mudfreak

why not? I didnt have any trouble at all

Yoter

Where's the mud? :pat:

Edit:: I dont see no stinkin mud.

PS Does muddin count as trail reports? :pat:

Scofco

I'd say it does.

Counts more as Trip Photos though.

Yoter

Errrrrrrr?

Scofco

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Yoter

sarcasm mayawn

X-AWDriver

You need to find real mud;I went over into field that will soon be a strip mall and really did a number on the truck and spent over an hour cleaning the truck including hoseing down the whole underneath and you should have seen the nud I had to then clean off the driveway.

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

When you get home from mudding, set a sprinkler underneath the rig, let it run for a few hours. Wash off the driveway and you are done.

X-AWDriver

Man,I gotta try that,that would be soooo much easier.

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

Works like a champ if you do it before the mud has a chance to dry and harden, or works better anway. Just make sure if you are REALLY muddy you move the sprinkler a few times and use the kind that sprays up and oscillates a full 180 degrees. You don't get filthy crawling under there to spray and it takes very little effort!

Scofco

That is genius!

I just got back from the car wash again, I was there yesterday aswell.
Spent $8 on the powerwasher so far, and only got all the mud off the body.

At least I got a cool avatar out of the deal