NE area wheeling trip plans

Well back onto relevant topics... I'd be down for a more difficult trail - by late spring I hope to have a whole new setup on the truck - that is if all goes as planned....
Pending I'm even in country - with the way my job is looking I might be gone for April again, might miss out on part of May as well then I'm still stuck supporting our Oregon sight so I might be out there for a month or two here/there....

 

What's the setup going to be?

 

Haven't heard that one lol.

You know what I never see anymore, is this style

 

My buddy have one in pristine condition - definitely an amazing vehicle

 

Phil?

 

So he keeps the car in the garage for the winter instead of the truck...

 

They're both in a garage for the winter!

 

It's nice how tucked up everything is under it, except the gas tank. That's about the lowest hanging thing under there. I was worried about my tcase more than anything, but didn't have any issues obviously.

And yes sliders on rock are a fantastic sound.

 

Yeah absolutely! I had a great time last year. Can't wait to go again this year! Keep us posted (I don't go on ENH nearly enough)

 

Jason @replica9000 and Rebecca can you guys move your conversation over to the BS thread please. Everyone else is OK because their talking about wheeling or their trucks setup

 

ecgreen- I have been wheeling with ENH for a few years now off and on when I can with a toddler and a newborn its not easy to get out as much. ENH is a great "club" if you can call them that. I have done a few overland style trips (Mt. Washington) with Ryan I believe in the past (2 years ago) that was awesome. If I get my sliders in time I would like to try my new rig on some stockish trails in NH. Want to test out my 2017 on the trails but since its new and not paid for I need to stick to stock light moderate trails. I'll check the ENH site weekly.

 

I'll keep my eye out for it. Had fun on last years run you put together.

 

Love to have you along again. Would you be in for a moderate run, or did you like the challenge level of last years run?

 

I did the moderate run with Anthony at the Fall crawl. Is that the difficulty you are looking to do or more difficult? Just trying to get an idea.

 

That fall crawl run would be a solid moderate run. The Yota run last spring was a "stock challenging" run that was considerably easier than what you did at fall crawl. We did do an impromptu Moderate run after that, but I was thinking of making it more official by offering two runs: one for newbies and a harder run that would be comparable to a moderate fall crawl run (but with a few obstacles I would consider "hard", meaning you may need a winch or a tug). Both of these runs would happen at the same time with two different leaders. The alternative is to make the run harder in general and keep it to one run. Either way, I want to make it longer all around. I love long runs.

Just trying to get a feel for what people might like to do.

 

Long travel and 35s?!?!?!?

 

Sounds great!

 

About $12,000 and your all set!

 

Nah, SAS instead.