Rausch creek trip 9/21-9/22 (mild blues/green trails only)

KPM171 said:
That really blows that we can't get our usual site. It's generally good for us to be at the very end of the property since we bring a lot of vehicles and can sometimes be a little noisy well into the evening. But, I'm sure these sites will be just fine too. That being said, my info is correct. If it matters, it's 2 adults in 2 tents. If not, then just 2 adults.

Is Mr. Madness gonna have to need his own site? :D
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Come on guys lets be real here.......thats the bath house.
 
Rusty is a bad ass tent but I don't plan on sleeping much. Beer and Firewood:D

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Looking forward to next weekend:thumb: I'm in Farmington, PA this weekend for a Jeep Jamboree. Beat the hell out of my Jeep today, destroyed the steering stabilizer, pieces of the exhaust, and about every other inch of my under belly. Good times. New parts were ordered once I got back to my room
 
Alan30 said:
Looking forward to next weekend:thumb: I'm in Farmington, PA this weekend for a Jeep Jamboree. Beat the hell out of my Jeep today, destroyed the steering stabilizer, pieces of the exhaust, and about every other inch of my under belly. Good times. New parts were ordered once I got back to my room
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Man do I feel your pain. The last time I wheeled at Laurel Highlands, I got a lift home the entire way on a flat bed! :furious3: I've got a lovely Saw Zall that'll help you cut the rest of that exhaust off. Come on down!
 
I'm leaning towards the General Grabber
33x12.5x17. I can't go too big now as I do a lot of driving for work.

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Well its not the tire size as much as its the tread pattern. Mud tires always do worse than at's or streets
 
That price is really going to limit you. You could get a snaller rim and that would lower te cost of tires
 
Mike OC said:
Any suggestions? Can't go over $265.00.

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I think the Dick Cepek Mud Country fits your budget in that size from TireRack.com or the Cooper Discoverer STT from discounttire.com. I like Dick Cepek as a company, but I think the Mud Country might be a bit on the heavy side.

Would you consider a 285/70r17? That's about a 33x11.25. In that size you can add a BFG T/A KO, a Goodyear Duratrac, Dick Cepek Crusher or Fun Country to your shopping list.
 
KPM171 said:
I think the Dick Cepek Mud Country fits your budget in that size from TireRack.com or the Cooper Discoverer STT from discounttire.com. I like Dick on the heavy side.

Would you consider a 285/70r17? That's about a 33x11.25. In that size you can add a BFG T/A KO, a Goodyear Duratrac, Dick Cepek Crusher or Fun Country to your shopping list.
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Fixed it for you bro :)
 
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