SA Wheeling Trip

Renee10 wrote:

We have a couple more guys that can come if we move this to the 24th instead of the 23rd, comments please

I am in if it is the 24th. My daughters birthday party is on the 23rd.

I go to work on the 24th.... but no need to change plans because of me.... look forward to wheeling though

Jeepbronco1 wrote:

I go to work on the 24th.... but no need to change plans because of me.... look forward to wheeling though

Hey Brian,

Give me a call Renee 210-389-5630

Just called and left a message! Call whenever!

If no one opposes lets officially change this to Sunday the 24th, we have a few more guys that are available and will have more help on the trail. I spoke with Paul at Clines, he asked if we could start about 12:30 because he has a meeting in the am, I thought that was ok.

12:30 sounds good. Gives me time to sleep off the wedding


we could also grab lunch at that BBQ place down the road.

I should be good to go.

The 24th works for me as well.

FYI- I live 4 miles from clines (off PR37) and we could burn some meat on my grill before or afterwards, just a suggestion.

Rudy

I'm down for Clines on the 24th. I've never been there, though, so address/directions would be helpful.

We can meet on the west side an convoy if you want.

Here is the web page.

Cline Ranch

Shall we meet at the Bill Miller 1604 & 471 about 11:30

WOO HOO I will be able to make this one. Cant wait to see if the refurbished drive shaft holds up..

Now it's the 24th. I wanna play! I am in church til noon though. Any chance we can push it back 1 more hour? Pleeeeeeeeas!

Marked on calendar, and thanks Rudy for offering up a place to cook some grub. We can decide all that stuff later.

uup4it wrote:

Marked on calendar, and thanks Rudy for offering up a place to cook some grub. We can decide all that stuff later.

Are you going to wheel your rig this time Stacey? This would be the place to do it.

Dutchboy101 wrote:

uup4it wrote:

Marked on calendar, and thanks Rudy for offering up a place to cook some grub. We can decide all that stuff later.

Are you going to wheel your rig this time Stacey? This would be the place to do it.

Thinking I just might

uup4it wrote:

Dutchboy101 wrote:

uup4it wrote:

Marked on calendar, and thanks Rudy for offering up a place to cook some grub. We can decide all that stuff later.

Are you going to wheel your rig this time Stacey? This would be the place to do it.

Thinking I just might

Do it!!!

Clines is a small ranch with good bypasses. good place to start.

Hook-Em wrote:

Now it's the 24th. I wanna play! I am in church til noon though. Any chance we can push it back 1 more hour? Pleeeeeeeeas!

Come on out when you get out of church, we will be there. I'll tell Paul your coming later. Here is a couple numbers so you can call when you get there.

Renee 210-389-5630
Renee 210-264-1402
PAul 210-710-1332

Outstanding! My wife and I will be dividing and conquering that day after church. She'll have our older daughter and I'll have the younger. We'll plan on meeting y'all out there. I'm really looking forward to seeing what my Jeep can do besides the small stuff. I don't have a winch, but from other posts in this thread, I'll make sure I have my recovery strap on-board (I do all the time anyway).

I'll call you Renee, and Paul on my way in.

We have several new guys coming out with us on this trip so I wanted to share some tips.

If you are new to wheeling here are a few tips to consider before you go, this is not inclusive and Murphy’s Law applies

* The club will never leave anyone behind we all work together to help with tools, parts or labor
* Most of the trails we go on are mild to moderate rated 2 to 4 on a scale of 1 to 5, many trails have “bypasses” , no one will be pressured to wheel a trail they do not feel comfortable with
* Be prepared you may get some damage anywhere from a scratch to axle break (this is not guaranteed, you may wheel for years without any damage but just be prepared)
* We always disconnect the front sway bar and air down our tires down for better off-road traction, we can show you how
* Quick disconnects are easy and are recommended but if you do have them bring a wrench
* An air down tool is helpful
* Portable air pump for airing back up, several of us have air so you don’t have to get a air pump right away
Be prepared to be on the trail a few hours before returning to camp
* Flip flops are not recommended, wear tennis shoes or hiking boots
* Tow hooks on front and rear are highly recommended, really a must so you can be pulled if needed
* Tow strap & shackle are very helpful
Things to bring
* Ice chest with drinks and snacks (you will want to strap down the ice chest so it doesn't roll around, bungee cord or tie down strap will work)
*Bug spray
*A few tools, wrenches, screw drivers, pliers
*Portable air compressor (we will share if you don't have one)
*Folding chair
*Sun screen
*Spare tire
*Gloves

We will be happy to help until you are able to get all the items you need, here are a couple links to some of the items we use for an example.

http://www.sidekickoffroad.com/currie.htm

http://store.jksmfg.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=QRDISC&Store_Code=JKS01&Category_Code=Swaybar_Disconnects

http://www.quadratec.com/default.php

Looks like I will be out of town that weekend.
So I will have to pass on this trip.

I am going to do my best to be there.

Still new to this and lacking most recovery gear.

Do you need a definite confirmation by a certain date?

Do we pay Clines or a club rep?

Thanks,

Johnny

johnny,

don't sweat the recovery gear too much. you have stock tow hooks front & rear, right? that should be fine. We should have enought people with winches and tow straps if you're lacking. As long as you got attachment points, you'll be ok.

bring some water, maybe some work gloves ("just in case"), a first aid kit if you got one (again, "just in case"), and you should be good to go.

rxb0053 wrote:

The 24th works for me as well.

FYI- I live 4 miles from clines (off PR37) and we could burn some meat on my grill before or afterwards, just a suggestion.

Rudy

So what your saying is we can put our meat on your "GRILL"

HA HA SUCKER

El cucuy wrote:

So what your saying is we can put our meat on your "GRILL"

Not as bad as trying to put your meat on his GIRLL