Wisconsin Offroad adventures

[macinyart]

Greetings all,
I hope this thread is in the right place although it is not specifically about jeeps, but is definitely about off road content.
I have added some new content to my website (see below) about some off road adventures up here in northeastern Wisconsin from the past day or two. I will be happy to try to answer any questions about the technical aspects of this trip and/or the vehicle you may send my way in the last page, but I will also lurk this list to see if anyone wants to comment. I hope you find the trip and site interesting and useful.:)

[k7mto]

Great rig and nice scenery, Jack. It's a good thing you run such tall tires considerning you don't ever seem to be looking where you're going ;)

[bakednaz]

Thats good stuff! Thanks for teh humor, Baked:D

[paparonbo]

You need a CAGE on that crazy beast if you are going to do anymore extreme rock crawling out there :D. Looks like you are having a great time up there. BTW, whats all that green stuff everywhere:confused:

[SHNIPE]

HAHA that was good stuff! Bet you can break the axles on that wicked rig matt :D

[HighlandRubicon]

At least in AZ you can see the rocks before you get to them, but those WI trails can be lots of fun. What size front tire do you use?:D

[macinyart]

At least in AZ you can see the rocks before you get to them, but those WI trails can be lots of fun. What size front tire do you use?:D
The front tires are 4.00 X 15 but they stand about 24" tall. Fun tractor hey?

[azrubyman]

Is that your daily driver? :)
Ken

[FrenchChili]

Does it have airbags?:D

[Markos]

Nice Rig Jack. You should bring it with you next year for the annual trail clean-ups...:)

[macinyart]

Does it have airbags?:D

No airbags, it was an option, but I found that they catapulted me out of the seat into the ditch, but, on the other hand, well out of danger.