Trail Advice For Newbies!!

[MDimitri]

Before you go trekking off-road remember to remove your running boards, side steps, etc... prior to going out....or they may not look or function as well when you get back. We learned that, and a few other things, the hard way on our last run.

Peace, And Enjoy the view when your out there!

[HummBob]

Ouch!!

[KenP]

Originally Posted by MDimitri

Before you go trekking off-road remember to remove your running boards, side steps, etc... prior to going out....or they may not look or function as well when you get back. We learned that, and a few other things, the hard way on our last run.

Peace, And Enjoy the view when your out there!

No you didn't. You didn't even make it to the trail.

[HummBob]

Originally Posted by KenP

No you didn't. You didn't even make it to the trail.

LOL

[MDimitri]

Originally Posted by HummBob

LOL

I got the video from Geoff of the CV Break... Arrgghhh!

I'll post it in a little while.... It's so good to relive the funtimes!

Cheers!

[HummBob]

Looking forward to seeing it

[31_bandits]

Originally Posted by PhilD

Taking the side steps is Hummer Happening 101 stuff. Learning a bit about your vehicle and what it can do, what gear to carry, and some basic recovery techniques is better advice.

Here's some old links on some basic stuff that may be useful to those that have not seen them;

http://www.*******club.com/tech/trail.html

http://www.*******club.com/tech/h2_4wd.html

http://www.*******club.com/tech/recovery.html

http://www.*******club.com/tech/gear.html

i saw that *******club site the other day, its great stuff