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Trail Hero

sprdv1

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Thank you, Sand Hollow is definitely one of the more photogenic places to wheel. It is totally different from Moab, colors that don't compare to anywhere else. I threw in a snow pic that everyone seems to dig for the calendar this year.



Its all that liquid gold down there Dave!

and they like to call trucks, Cars.. haha
 
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Scoop

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Bronco Old Fart
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Feb 1, 2006
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Cuchara, CO
Had a great time at Trail Hero. Good event, AWESOME trails!

Good times with old friends and new ones. The first day was on Sliplock Trail. There were about 40 vehicles which made for slow going but still a fun trail with some challenging obstacles. On the second day 7 Broncos broke off and self guided Plan B Trail. Great trail and it worked out well except finding the way back! Lots of cris-crossing trails were confusing but picking our way through dunes was pretty tough for us new to the park folks! The very soft sand was challenging in itself. My Bronco started running rough on the dunes on the way back so I did not trail ride on Friday the third day to work on getting it running better. After changing out a number of things (a fuse, relays, air filter, fuel filter, rotor, rotor cap . . . !) a new low pressure fuel pump fixed it. So Saturday the last day was the best. Double Sammy Trail was awesome! Nonstop obstacles with the infamous Chute at the end. All in all a great trip!
 

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BanditBronco

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Super jealous! I knew you would enjoy Double Sammi! I haven't heard of Sliprock trail, that one looks good too. We did the same, the trail we signed up for on the first day with 20+ Jeeps then broke off the second day for a smaller "Broncos Only" group the rest of the days. I had hard to diagnose engine issues one day while I was there also, ended up being two random injector failures. Must be something in the air.

Did you go up the Chute Scoop? we stuck a Bronco in it but couldn't get past the first hump. it feels super tight in there with a full bodied Bronco.
 
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