Where Have You Off-Roaded Today? 3rd Gen

Looks like fun. I'd be itching to add a light bar.

 

That's a good point. I'm interested to see a light bar working in heavy snow (it was dumping at the time). I had fog lights on, low beams of course, but switching to high beams made it impossible to see more than 10 feet.

There were low hanging utility lines across the road, and I had 4 feet of "frosting" on top of my cab... Made me a little twitchy when crossing under some of the lines.

Would light bar have helped in this situation?

 

What's that big door in the first pic for?

 

I assumed that's where they were keeping the T-Rex.

 

Oh, that's his house.

 

This looks great. I can't wait to take my truck out to PINS

 

If you have a PS4, are bored and need some off road time cause, well its winter. I stumbled across some awesome off road stuff on uncharted 4.
Such a wicked game! Im addicted and my gf can't get enough watching me play lol

 

Any other good trails in SD county that you know of?

 

How often do you hit the trails ? I'm in SD too I've gone to that mountain once , which wasn't too bad pretty easy trail.

 

If it was mounted low it may help(not 100% sure), but if mounted high it would make things worse

 

First day. On the way home from the dealer. Anyone up in the Payson area?

 

Love that level!

 

Finally had some decent snowfall in Portland. Got up into the hills was over a foot of snow.
Everyone was out having fun except the guy in a lowered honda which he got stuck at the border lol

 

Had to pull my brothers new Rubicon out of the driveway before i could even go play in the snow! Thought you guys would appreciate this here

 

I had to drive from Clackamas to Beaverton last night after 9:00 PM. I was bobbin' and weavin' (safely) through all sorts of madness. 205 was a complete whiteout! The KO2s handled like a champ! It's about time we got a decent snowfall here.

 

Atown144, I like your photo. Nice perspective.

Can you tell us in what state you live?

Thanks................. Frank

 

I gotta say my goodyear wrangler duratracs did quite well. Foothills outside st helens have over a foot. 2 subies turned around then was cutting my own tracks. Seems the need to have 2 feet to get stuck. Ive owned many 4wd trucks this one tracks well in the snow. In 4H with all trac off i put it in a slide and truck was very predictable

 

Rubicon? Its got front and rear diff locks. +1 for Toyota

 

I live in Washington but this was at my parents cabin in Oregon. Outside of La Grande

 

Yup! He thought he could drive through the snowbank because of that. We got both our rigs at about the same time and always joke about who would be pulling who out all the time. Im gunna be sending him this pic as a reminder allll the time haha until I get stuck