SMORR "Southern Missouri Off Road Ranch" trip plan. NOW for Nov 2020

[FordBronc]

And I see that the Missouri Boys will be at smorr over Thanksgiving so hook up with them. Great guys that love the skinny pedal. Haha

Well just who is the "Missouri Boys"? Got a user name? Or PM them mine? Thanks, safe travels.

 

[sprdv1]

Spare parts on here, and jamey I forget Jamey's user name

 

[FordBronc]

Ok Spare Part's from St Louis area (?) and Jamey with the green Bronco. Thanks.

 

[sprdv1]

Yes sir. They are around Washington MO area

 

[sprdv1]

Should be a fun weekend i bet

 

[FordBronc]

Well we are down to 1 day left and scrambling to get things ready to be on the road tomorrow. This weather is not the best sign of what lays ahead, but oh well.

Hope to be pulling thru the gate around noon.

 

[sprdv1]

I hope it's a blast brother. Rain all day here today in MS

 

[FordBronc]

At least it is not hurricane driven rain, right? They say for actual Turkey day the weather is going to be in the 50's. I am hoping so.

 

[sprdv1]

No sir thank goodness. I hope y'all have a great time

Look forward to all the pics

 

[sprdv1]

Turkey then wheeling. Don't eat too much. ;D

 

[Skiddy]

looking forward to some pics and from Jamey and David too;D
btw Jamey's screen name is goneballistic

 

[sprdv1]

looking forward to some pics and from Jamey and David too;D
btw Jamey's screen name is goneballistic

Thank you I can never remember. lol

 

[sprdv1]

Hope y'all had a blast.. Look forward to the pics brother..

 

[FordBronc]

Well we made it and had a great time. Weather was good except for a little chilly in the AM's. Thursday we had a blast with both rigs. Friday AM more trails and fun. The son in laws Bronco is a beast, and handled everything he threw at it.

Friday afternoon my red Bronco blew a steering box (front end cap seal) of course on a trail called Bronco Buster. That made for some hard work getting thru the rest of the trail. But I managed and got it back to camp, put it on the trailer, made a mad dash back home, unloaded it and loaded the rail buggy Bronco and right back down I went.

After I got back friday afternoon we stopped Dave and Jamey's camp, and talked a bit. They were busy working on pulling a distributor out of a yellow Bronco. Dave and the yellow Bronco's owner got it out and were discussing the issue. Jamey and I talked about the fact that I was the one that bought his 79 Bronco tough truck years ago. And that roll cage had been relocated to my 71 Bronco. Small world.

Son in law and I went back out on the trails, but we never managed to link up with them. With the rail buggy Bronco pretty much stock running gear I was confined to the easier stuff. The nine year old grandson did get some dvrs seat time in his dads rig.

Saturday was more fun, SMORR had almost a 1000 people signed in and the trails were busy. After the son in laws rig popped a passenger side front axle u-joint cap (we caught it before any real damage). And we also found that he had broken his hydro assist steering ram reinforcement mount bracket clean off the axle.

So we tapped out and loaded up saturday evening. Grilled up some burgers/brats and watched the traffic from the cabin porch.

 

[74BroncoCO]

Looks like a great time! I miss SMORR.

 

[Yeller]

Looks like fun was had;D

Sorry I had to miss, trying to stay up with things that I'm way behind on, have to get it done when the weather is cooperating.

 

[sprdv1]

Looks like fun was had;D

Sorry I had to miss, trying to stay up with things that I'm way behind on, have to get it done when the weather is cooperating.

not like you don't go several other times thru out the year right

 

[sprdv1]

Outstanding brother.. I figured you might've known em or seen em before

seen some of david's video on the book of faces..
glad it was a good time for all Mostly

Well we made it and had a great time. Weather was good except for a little chilly in the AM's. Thursday we had a blast with both rigs. Friday AM more trails and fun. The son in laws Bronco is a beast, and handled everything he threw at it.

Friday afternoon my red Bronco blew a steering box (front end cap seal) of course on a trail called Bronco Buster. That made for some hard work getting thru the rest of the trail. But I managed and got it back to camp, put it on the trailer, made a mad dash back home, unloaded it and loaded the rail buggy Bronco and right back down I went.

After I got back friday afternoon we stopped Dave and Jamey's camp, and talked a bit. They were busy working on pulling a distributor out of a yellow Bronco. Dave and the yellow Bronco's owner got it out and were discussing the issue. Jamey and I talked about the fact that I was the one that bought his 79 Bronco tough truck years ago. And that roll cage had been relocated to my 71 Bronco. Small world.

Son in law and I went back out on the trails, but we never managed to link up with them. With the rail buggy Bronco pretty much stock running gear I was confined to the easier stuff. The nine year old grandson did get some dvrs seat time in his dads rig.

Saturday was more fun, SMORR had almost a 1000 people signed in and the trails were busy. After the son in laws rig popped a passenger side front axle u-joint cap (we caught it before any real damage). And we also found that he had broken his hydro assist steering ram reinforcement mount bracket clean off the axle.

So we tapped out and loaded up saturday evening. Grilled up some burgers/brats and watched the traffic from the cabin porch.

 

[ssray]

Trouble finding time?
Scott

Looks like a great time! I miss SMORR.

 

[74BroncoCO]

Trouble finding time?
Scott

There is that and I moved 1000 miles away to ND.

I miss wheeling in general. There isn't much of anything up here.