19th Annual Toyota Takeover at Rausch Creek Offroad Park

When: July 30th - Aug 1st
Where: Rausch Creek Offroad Park - Tremont PA

3 days of 4wheeling, rock crawling and good times by the fire.
Saturday afternoon raffle!

Come to coal country Pennsylvania and enjoy some great trails with Northeast Toyota Crawlers.
More details to come along with shirt pre-orders (who wants sweatshirts also this year???)

**Also looking for assistance from some folks with getting together raffle items for this year. Please message me if you are able to assist or donate. Any help is appreciated!

 

I’m a definite maybe.

 

Definitely want to attend again

 

@crashngiggles

 

Hmmmmm.....the logistics of the dates might be a problem.....but I will have it in the back of my mind. This year might not fully work though. I will know more closer to the date.

 

I plan on being there this year!
Always a good time

 

I hope to be there! Assuming I don't somehow destroy my truck in the next 6 months

 

It may get destroyed here
No seriously bring tools and parts and we'll everything

 

What parts do you recommend keeping on hand?

 

What ever you can get your hands on, but tie rods and CVs I break sometimes.

 

Well with 35's and your "can do" attitude I can see why you tend to break things lol. I am remembering seeing Monty Python and the holy grail when they were at the bridge of death.......Sir Robin was like "that was easy" and got himself in a mess after he saw someone else completing a task. Damn, if you are going this is making it really hard to say no to going.

 

I usually attend but couldn't make it last year, this year I'm making it happen.
This is where I learned how to really wheel.
Picture the Sucker pond trail, (twisted metal)
Only worse and everywhere all day long.
The only stuff I really wont attempt are the reds and really deep mud holes.
The real rigs get on the reds, I only wish I could.
The greens are fun the blues are really fun and the blacks are oh shit fun.
Depending on how and what you want to do it is wise to be prepared.
When I go I usually bring everything and the kitchen sink!
There are normally plenty of groups doing everything.
I usually wheel hard first 2 days and take it easy the 3rd.
This way if I break I have all weekend to fix it.
Get on the website for Rausch to see and learn more.

 

That's crazy. Do you bring your trailer with you to camp? Understanding that you are on 35's, lockers, a winch and an Access cab, I can most certainly picture that. Me with 33's, no lockers, no winch and a dclb (trail limo) with a longer wheel base and lower Centerpoint, I wouldn't know which trails would be best and if I could be ok on the black trails only take things easier. @littlefish can you confirm what trails you have done over there?

 

Greens and blues all day long. Just say no to reds. Dabbled in some purples and blacks. Whenever I've gone I've always been the most experienced guy, which isn't saying much. However, if I was paired up with a solid spotter such as the one and only @Skierrichy, I'd be able to be talked into more purples and blacks.

Wife is due with our first baby in early April, but I might just try and sneak this onto the calendar because I'd love to make this even this year.

 

I can't imagine that EVER happening....

 

I'm going back next Sunday and this group keeps saying it's stock friendly lol

 

My

I went there for my first time with a stock Taco and did greens and 1 blue, I still own the battle scares on my truck from that day
Skid plate went in the trash though

You can do stock trucks....
Just have to know your limits.

 

Sorry, I meant Sucker Pond!

 

Trailer goes but I don't bring it on the trail, it just holds all my junk I bring.

 

The seasoned guys that go here know there shit big-time.
I'm still a rookie but consider myself a fast learner.
If you get a chance to ride with an advanced person do it!
You'll learn a shit ton but be prepared to help out
This was how I upped my game and why I'm pretty good at spotting.
I still have a lot to learn, try, and do but this is the place I get the most knowledge on how to wheel.