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Climber replied to the thread Honest Opinion.For me itās a no go. But if you like it, thatās all that really matters, it would be unique. -
The stock Goodyear SAS tires are not too bad in dry conditions. Unfortunately, they don't evacuate mud well and are not very good in the... -
That was nothing. My biggest pucker ever was far, far worse. Don't worry - I got out OK in the end despite bad decisions. This was a few...
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Drop your air pressure.
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Itās interesting in your first post you say āFossil Bedsā because here in Utah this clay dust is exactly what turned into the mud and...
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Climber replied to the thread Nebraska Clay Mud.
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Just last week I was pre-running a remote trail alone and got into some mud (rainy season around here), and it was dicey - locked up (it...
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Climber replied to the thread Nebraska Clay Mud.As simple as it sounds, I was most puckered by this than any other āoff roadā experience!
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I ran into some similar mud once in Saline Valley (near Death Valley). The trail ran along the edge of a playa (normally dry lake bed of...
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I wonder if we have the same limestone crap y'all have; the color looks pretty similar. Really not fun stuff. There's some other types...
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Climber replied to the thread Nebraska Clay Mud.It took a while to spray it off!
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Lockers OFF in this kind of mud, it will only get you more sideways. If you have a chance to prepare then drop your tire pressure as low...
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Climber replied to the thread Nebraska Clay Mud.@HalfmuleFarmer love the āglazed donutsā!
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Tires. šš» Thereās a similar mud in Utah formed when it rains on the fine-grained sand of bentonite clay. It gets deep and sticky fast...
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Climber replied to the thread Nebraska Clay Mud.@DuneRunner my stock tires couldnāt evacuate the clay, I believe you are correct, sir!
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Tires make the biggest difference. Never driven on this in Nebraska, but I have in Australia. A couple of the rigs with us had AT tires...
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A couple of years ago on the way to Utah / Colorado for wheeling, my wife and I decided to take a detour. In eastern Nebraska, there is...
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Climber replied to the thread MIC Hardtop Delamination Issue now covered in General Service Bulletin -- Bronco Roof Concern Analysis -- 7/29/25 Update.Just got Ford approval for a new top for this with 5 days left on my warranty. Happy with FMC!
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Climber replied to the thread What Percentage of Owners Off-Road?!.Now thatās banging it!
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Climber replied to the thread Permitting Broncos in Colorado.Pay to play is also a thing. Permit money helps keep access open. When I used to snowmobile, I bought club memberships for all the...
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Climber replied to the thread Permitting Broncos in Colorado.I would suggest watching the video. Many trails are actually roads, Black Bear Pass for example is a road, but Camp Bird is a trail I...
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Climber replied to the thread What Percentage of Owners Off-Road?!.Iām thinking the word here is TRY!
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When I showed the pics and videos of my most recent trip to Moab to my service advisor at the Ford dealership where I purchased, and...
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If you're enjoying it, that's all that matters š¤
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Climber replied to the thread What Percentage of Owners Off-Road?!.@stampede1 everything you say I would agree with. I would add that many people who claim the Braptor is too wide have never even driven...
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Great info! I visit Colorado regularly (shout out to the Salida office!) and have my sticker, but didnāt know 75% of the info you...
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Climber replied to the thread Permitting Broncos in Colorado.It shouldnāt matter, but it does, thanks
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I wheel in Colorado hopefully at least once a year. I was unaware of proper permitting until this year. It is SO important to pay your...
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Climber replied to the thread Fender flare recall.I am fortunate to have both a RRaptor and a Braptor. I donāt really care if the haters donāt like the flares. If there is a decision...
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I personally saw the link on ford.com stating that the Filson would have 418 hp (same as Raptor). Although, I doubted it would come to...
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We just bought our 26 Badlands, loaded, then this thing gets announced a week later lol. We fully plan to trade in to get it.
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Climber replied to the thread Filson is bringing me back to Ford.
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Climber replied to the thread Filson is bringing me back to Ford.
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Climber replied to the thread Filson is bringing me back to Ford.The 3.0lL being detuned from Braptor/Rraptor was explained during its release. A Ford PT should take care of most of the shortfall!
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Climber replied to the thread Filson is bringing me back to Ford.LOL, Iām calling ME old!š
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Climber replied to the thread Filson is bringing me back to Ford.I would love to see a G wagon, late model Range Rover, 911 Dakar or that off road Lamborghini that I canāt spell the name of in Moab or...
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It always cracks me up when people get bent out of shape about vehicles like this. A lot of us are casual off-roaders, including myself...
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Climber replied to the thread Filson is bringing me back to Ford.@Bart i disagree. The people currently on retirement, along with others who have no trouble spending will flock to this model AND use...
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Cargo area Velcro covers and all around floor mats, mudflaps if you donāt like paint dings, center console snap on cover (looks like...
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Climber replied to the thread Gazelle Ground Tent.All of the ānew designā gazelles are sold out!
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We reached the same conclusion in our household. We have a T4 that is set up within 2-3 minutes total including the rain fly. It is a...
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You can overland with a ground tent...
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I feel like people have lost the plot between camping and overlanding. Overlanding has come to mean buying a bunch of accessories and...
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Climber posted the thread Gazelle Ground Tent in Off-Roading, Overlanding, Camping GEAR -- Winches, Onboard Air, RTT, Tents, Coolers, Recovery, Snorkels Etc..I had both hard and soft shelled RTTās and although they have advantages, Iāve moved to a Gazelle ground tent and havenāt looked back...
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Climber replied to the thread The best trim for a new buyer.Right, the decision would be between manual and advanced auto, like stated.
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Climber replied to the thread The best trim for a new buyer.IMHO, basesquach and decide on 2 vs 4dr and manual vs advanced auto, no bad combos
