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I'll be there Friday evening as long as I don't have work.
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PA - Fall 2016 Rausch Creek Steel Soldiers Rally
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I checked. You have off. You're good.
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Will be planning on arriving Friday evening and departing Saturday after a full day of wheeling, but might also possibly stay the night into Sunday morning, depends on how the work schedule shakes out.
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Theres a good chance I'll be there with the 931, anyone bringing up a humvee to wheel?
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I thought you were? WTF?
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I didnt want to get any mud on that nice motor you installed. yeah right. We'll probably be bringing at least one humvee, maybe towing on trailer with the 931. TBD still
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We are only heading up Saturday AM. I have lots of work and will need to get ahead on Friday. I hope everything is well with the HMMWV. I have been very busy battling the intense heat this summer and so far this fall has brought. I have a major CUCV rebuild going on right now and have been getting side tracked almost daily. The dirt piles are gone and the lawn is green in my Jonestown proving ground lot. I have been testing and researching over on the farm property and have been getting great results and making lots of extra work. I need to design a barbed wire resistant drive shaft for the CUCV. I had a HMMWV wrapped in vines once and it was not very nice either. Well I hope you bring that HMMWV up it will be great to wheel it. Terminus M1009 is ready. I was thinking about putting a rebuilt injection pump on it before I go. But it seems to run fine when it is warmed up. Just have to keep it out of the deep water this time. that always seems to be my down fall. It is not a boat so stay on land. Up to the brake pedal inside is to deep for a CUCV. Take care. See you then.
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I would love to! throw my aux fuel tank in the back and hit the road. It was great offroading there with you guys. I miss it and miss you guys. It was still the best offroad park I have ever been to. You all better enjoy it and have one for me! haha
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lol yeah traded it for a tan one to match the tractor. but the inside had water damage so we started gutting it and that's as far as we have gotten.
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Bring it anyway! It sure beats a tent!
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No way. It's a moldy stinky mess right now. Lol I have to finish ripping the floor out over the kingpin yet and then gonna power wash it out. If I camp I'll bring a 105 but the woman is happier with a hotel so we'll see. Lol
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I must agree. Smart woman. Call me what you want but my days of sleeping out are over. A Man must have his limitations. I done my share of sleeping out and as long as I have a warm bed within 30 miles of the R/Creek. I will be there sleeping in the warm bed. Something about the comfort level of the night before that makes the next day more enjoyable. The porta johns are the worst in middle of the rainy cold night.
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17 days and a wake up. Do you have your vehicle ready? Leave all the whine at home and bring a vehicle that can get scratched, used and abused a bit. No trailer queens. I am going to stay out of the deep water. This seems to be my weak point. I have Terminus M1009 all ready. Do you have yours ready to go? Do you need anything brought up to base camp? Any more mud flaps? Check your rig and check it twice make sure it is naughty not nice. Check everything. Lube and grease will be the key to survival. I hope everyone in Group B is ready. That is the group I run with. Less down time and on the trails of greater difficulty. See you there. I am close by if you need something.
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So how many people have CBs in their rigs so you can communicate at the Rally? JW
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hoping to get one in
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hoping to get one in
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Are you putting 2 in right away? So you are going for sure? I have one laying in the back where its been for the last year. I have no antenna for it and did not need it the past 4 trips. I may just install it so I can hear the psycho babble. If takes away from my meditation and disrupts my chain of thought. This 4 wheeling goes real deep for me. I have an XM and an M1009 that is all I needed thus far. See you up the creek. Bring a paddle and a strong tow strap. 13 days and a wake up.
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My wife and I are thinking about joining up with your group next weekend bringing our M923-A2 5 ton. We would have to drive up from MD early Saturday AM as we would get there too late Friday night to set up camp. is there anything we should know besides what you posted about signing up etc? Are the campsites first come first served or is it just pitch a tent wherever you can find space? Just want to be prepared. You said you do the easy trails. We aren't looking to bury the truck in the mud or damage it so this sounds good to us. I'll confirm as soon as we can work out the details on our end.