how far is this away from del and who else trailers up
Info for Rausch Creek is here... http://rc4x4.org/
It's about a 2 hours drive from the Newark area. There are some who trailer their rigs up to the park.... some b/c their Jeep isn't street legal and some because they're just cool like that and then others who don't trust their Heep to last the drive up and back.
okay in going. When do i have to pay the club fee by
who is near the smyrna area wants to convoy
okay in going. When do i have to pay the club fee by
Our trail rides are always open to anyone, we don't require membership. We want people to come out and have a good time on the trails, if they choose to join then all the better but it's not a prerequisite. There's plenty of trailer parking at RC.
How to Join DEJA:
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okay so do i fill any of this out or just show up
who is near the smyrna area wants to convoy
I'm in Middletown and am thinking of going dependent on my getting my tranfer case back in this weekend. I want to have a little drive time on it so I don't wind up one of those guys breaking down before I commit. I will probably be trailering and will be leaving from Middletown. I will have a more definitive answer after the weekend.
Registering for the park will go a lot quicker if you print out the application and fill it out before you go. Rausch Creek has it on their website.
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Let me know if you need a hand with the T-case.
Jay
I'm good. I just need to get the ambition to lay on the ground when it's 40 degrees outside to put it back.
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I'm out although I was never officially in. I got my jeep back together and still have a clicking sound in my drive train somewhere. It was there on the last trail ride I did and is still there once I put my jeep back together with a new sye and new bearings in the transfer case.
I'm out although I was never officially in. I got my jeep back together and still have a clicking sound in my drive train somewhere. It was there on the last trail ride I did and is still there once I put my jeep back together with a new sye and new bearings in the transfer case.
I'm sure you checked the double-cardan behind the SYE?
WhaT size lift.
maybe we can meet up and look at it its prob something stupid
You could just wheel it till something breaks and then fix that part!
I don't think it's the drive shaft as I put a new one in. I wouldn't think it would happen with two different drive shafts if it was that. Also the u joints were good in the old shaft. I just got a new one so I'd have a spare. The noise wasn't there prior to the last trail ride. There is the possibility this is a new noise related to something I didn't put together right in the transfer case but there was clicking when I was out last and haven't driven the jeep since.
maybe we can meet up and look at it its prob something stupid
It might be but I don't have time to play with it again for a couple weeks. I have night school so weekends are my main free time and I have some other home related issues I have scheduled for this weekend. I also don't feel like crawling around underneath it again at the moment. My knees are still sore from the weekend and playing with it. The only good thing is it won't be as dirty and will come apart easier if I need to pull the transfer case again. Last time was a royal pain and I had to replace all the skid plate frame threaded inserts.
You could just wheel it till something breaks and then fix that part!
Been there. Done that. Frequently. And sometimes in a big way.
Been there. Done that. Frequently. And sometimes in a big way.
Where do you think I got that idea?
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