Water Crossings let’s see them

Yes!!

 

Hah! Mine lives in the desert and just gets washed when it rains…. Glad you’re having fun out there, maybe add a snorkel next?

Just be careful, and always heed the river flow gauges or scout the crossing first else get a rolled wet soggy Taco
https://youtu.be/IC96l8xMI38

 

Got it from here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/4x4/comments/osgex6/from_this_weekends_flash_flood_one_of_a_few/

 

I thought it looked like sycamore.

 

Damn...


Well at least he got a deep clean of the undercarriage and interior...

 

1. First name "Dino"
2. From California
3. Bases personality on tattoos
4. Can't see how driving a truck through an ecosystem destroys it

Yeah - not worth my time.

 

wtf

 

Feather River

 

how about that!! You don’t even know me.. No need to disrespect me either. Not worth your time. You judged me and don’t even know me so that deserves ….!!

 

Oh..

 

Just leave the thread. No reason to be a dick and judge him because of where he is from and what his name is. For what its worth, the Forest Service allows crossing at the location his photo was taken. I also know that he picks up other peoples' trash that was left behind at camping sites, so you're really far off on your judgement in general.

 

Don't believe you Bob. You're a good guy.

 

And I don't camp. I'm a moteler.

 

We'll leave the light on for you

 

Is your OR a Good ol' 2wd ?

 

Baby steps, LOL.

Nacho's first water crossing:

 

What? Why would I make a comment like if I owned a 2wd TRDOR?

Both of my third gen Tacomas are TRDOR 4x4's

 

Well, to be honest, he’s right in a couple ways. Stream crossings are not good for fish, especially young trout, if a truck is leaking oil or fuel and raising a lot of silt. That’s why a lot of trails have culverts over trout streams in heavily used forests. I used to do that work for Forest Service.

Best thing to do is make the crossing with a clean non-leaking truck as soon as you can, don’t drive down the watercourse, and for Pete’s sake, don’t park in it to fish out of your windows and throw your empties out into the water like the yahoo's I’ve seen around here where I live!