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The only area I'd claim as abused would be the go around, around the tree. If I had a saw I'd cut it up and block the go around.

I'm a few generations up. But I now work at what once was the Socony Plant, then Socony Vacuum, the Mobil, then Valero, now PBF, Paulsboro Refining Company

I'm posting this in General Discussion rather than the Flea Market because I'm not selling him to anyone. I just need someone to give him a good home. If someone off of here wants him, you can have him of no cost. After 3:30 today (12/23) I will not be by a computer until the following monday so...

I'm not familiar with any of teh vehicles in the vids or the names used. Appears they are from Pennsy. I would love to take vid of this crap and post it publicly.

Thanks for noticing that. I actually did bring it up in one of my previous posts but forgot to include it in my summary. I will be sure to add it in.

lol, never heard that one before. I know how you feel on cellar holes

Lol, it took me all day going back and forth between work and typing. Now did you actually read it all? lol

SAFTEY: The most important out of all the above and further subjects is saftey. If you bypass it, there is a chance that you may not be able to enjoy the pines in the future. Common Sense is the most valuable trait. Get to learn the limits of your vehicle and yourself over a gradual period...

outta town asshole. the crap they were doing wasn't even challenging. wish the plates were clearer

Transversing the unique terrain the Pine Barrens has to offer in a vehicle. The Pine Barrens Preserve of New Jersey has alot to offer from its extremeley rare eco-system to historical monuments to aweing views of scenery. There are many ways to observe all of this being hiking, canoeing...

If it is to get "stickied". It should all be combbined into one. Maybe "How to tranverse the terrain offered with in Jersey Pines" ?

Growing up with my backyard being Wharton, you'd think i hunt. i don't. I have nothing against it but I was always tied up doing something else when i was younger, now I have 3 sons. Maybe when they get old enough we'll go out. Heres the thing with all of humanity. Not all but most feel the need...

lol thanks. whatever I can do to help. German mentioned a come along. One thing to remember with a come along or winch is to use a tree saver. A tree saver is a strap that will not stretch that you can wrap around the tree and hook the chain to, causing minimum damage to the tree compared to...

couldn't sum it up any better

not too far from now I'll be doing woods recoveries as well, with a 10k winch on my rover along with the proper hardware. njpinebarrens.com members get discount:mrgreen:

Chris, when you sawe me driving to sides of teh puddles there was a reason to this. To keep both sides of the vehicles up. almost all of the puddles in the pines are a set of under water ruts. if you have one tire in the center of the ruts and the other side to the side of the ruts, this will...

from 1:15 to 2:15 will be rough. man, work messes up everrything don't it :argh:

I'm always happy when anything from NYC faiis to succeed.:v:

A few things to remember with 2wd. Front wheel drive will always pull you further than rear wheel drive will push you. As others said., airing down BEFORE becoming stuck is key. For sugar sand you want non agressive tires. Quite honestly the baalder the better. Wide is better than skinny. Skinny...

well, I didn't fit the criteria, but either way I'm still interested on the history and what not. thanks guys.