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Laning Question

  • Daniel30
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22 Jun 2015 16:11 #146429 by Daniel30
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Could you put some planks down first?? Just invest in some Waders si you can go back and get them :woohoo:

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  • Tomhorntoad
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22 Jun 2015 16:56 #146433 by Tomhorntoad
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Get a cheap hand winch and a tow rope dude .... Just in case

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22 Jun 2015 17:55 #146434 by Busta
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As others have said, there's no issue with doing a bit of digging so you can pass easily, as long as you are improving the road and not digging away at the land around it.

Have a walk through before you drive in because they could be as bad or worse under the water.

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  • markyp2000
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22 Jun 2015 19:51 #146444 by markyp2000
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You could alway buy some waffle boards to help

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22 Jun 2015 20:55 #146447 by Grego
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Similar problems at pay and play sites.

As Landrovers are too big and heavy to be used off road, their drivers can only drive on muddy surfaces at 4000 rpm with wheels spinning wildly, hence the damage to the surfaces :laugh:

No subtlety at all ;)

I'd go for option B myself

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22 Jun 2015 21:54 #146451 by Busta
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Grego wrote: Similar problems at pay and play sites.

As Landrovers are too big and heavy to be used off road, their drivers can only drive on muddy surfaces at 4000 rpm with wheels spinning wildly, hence the damage to the surfaces :laugh:

No subtlety at all ;)


So true. The Jimny never leaves ruts, but still gets screwed over by everyone else's! If everyone drove a Jimny, the world be a better, smoother place.

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