Rig Requirements for the Hammers?

[longfield]

Keep in mind guys that there will be a bunch of high horsepower big tire guys prerunning and the trails will be tore up big time. What you thought was easy will be a different animal KOH week.

Wow im not going then.

 

[Boosted]

Wow im not going then.

haha, yeah right..... :haha:

 

[CHOP SHOP]

Yeah, I wheeled with c/shop once. ****er cant drive, Rig gets stuck on flat ground and it nearly rolls on every corner.:looser:

sometimes that jerk runs into people too.

 

[pokey]

Wow im not going then.

Yea me either :eeek:

 

[Not Jobless]

Yea me either :eeek:

Of all the people on this thread you need to get out and wheel

 

[pokey]

Of all the people on this thread you need to get out and wheel

working on it :awesomework:

 

[Grama]

If it were me i would bring the best rig possible, Cause maybe then you can fallow me up FOH :flipoff:

 

[Binder]

If it were me i would bring the best rig possible, Cause maybe then you can help get my broken pile off of FOH :flipoff:

:haha::fawkdancesmiley:

 

[stealthrunner1]

If it were me i would bring the best rig possible, Cause maybe then you can fallow me up FOH :flipoff:

There he goes being a tuff guy again !!!!!:kissmyass: :;

 

[Clark]

If it were me i would bring the best rig possible, Cause maybe then you can fallow me up FOH :flipoff:

Looks fun.

 

[cisco]

I'd say the biggest thing is to make sure the rig is seasoned, well maintaned and have a good fix it, limp it kit. Most the trails are further than you'd want to walk back to camp and not likely to get a rig back out unless it's under it's own power.

Also have a good bag with emergency overnight stuff in it and warm gear. In Feb is will get below freezing at night.

And make sure your drive flanges are in before you leave camp. :haha: