Off Road Knowledge

[OldHiker]

Neo is a good guy. He actually allowed an H2 owner to come into his house during a downpour!

[KenP]

Originally Posted by OldHiker

Neo is a good guy. He actually allowed an H2 owner to come into his house during a downpour!

If it's raining, and I'm covered in mud, can I go into your new place to wait out the storm?

[OldHiker]

Only if you can catch me!

[KenP]

Originally Posted by OldHiker

Only if you can catch me!

[blindzebra]

Hey bill did you go to college at bgsu?

[yat74]

Pops nice Avatar, is that a chipmunk?

[tower]

Big Bill, I went on a trip with some friends from this site and learned quite a bit. There are some really knowlegeable wheelers here.

Later, I took a course from an extraordinary guy who has no vehicle bias. His name is Bill Burke and he is, in my opinion, the most knowledgeable authority on off-roading. Period. You can find him here:

http://www.bb4wa.com/bill/bill.htm

[Drainbamaged]

During the June Moab Trip i went to Neo and a few other H3's went up Tipover Challenge and Wipeout Hill with no problems. There was also a H3 that went up Golden steps with no external help and also finished golden spike with no problems. H3's are very capeable vehicles and they can do alot of things that I would have never expected them to do.

[KenP]

Originally Posted by Drainbamaged

During the June Moab Trip i went to Neo and a few other H3's went up Tipover Challenge and Wipeout Hill with no problems. There was also a H3 that went up Golden steps with no external help and also finished golden spike with no problems. H3's are very capeable vehicles and they can do alot of things that I would have never expected them to do.

That's awesome! I can't wait to see some video of this and all the other claims out there.

It'd really shut up the Heep crowd.

[BigBill]

Originally Posted by KenP

That's awesome! I can't wait to see some video of this and all the other claims out there.

It'd really shut up the Heep crowd.

Has anyone seen videos of H3's doing their part?

[BigBill]

Originally Posted by Drainbamaged

During the June Moab Trip i went to Neo and a few other H3's went up Tipover Challenge and Wipeout Hill with no problems. There was also a H3 that went up Golden steps with no external help and also finished golden spike with no problems. H3's are very capeable vehicles and they can do alot of things that I would have never expected them to do.

Has a H3 been up and down Lionsback? I think that would be awesome to see and in the future do, either driving it or riding in a H2! Just a curious thought here on Lionsback - I take it you don't ride your brakes going down it? How do you drive something like that?

[deserth3]

Originally Posted by BigBill

Has a H3 been up and down Lionsback? I think that would be awesome to see and in the future do, either driving it or riding in a H2! Just a curious thought here on Lionsback - I take it you don't ride your brakes going down it? How do you drive something like that?

Put her in 4 low, lock the differencial if you have one and put the truck in 1st gear. The H3 crawls great.
But Loins Back is closed.

[BigBill]

Originally Posted by deserth3

Put her in 4 low, lock the differencial if you have one and put the truck in 1st gear. The H3 crawls great.
But Loins Back is closed.

I do have the off-road package with the locking differential. Why is it closed?

[BST1YET]

Originally Posted by BigBill

I'm working on a trip down to the Kansas Rock Park - http://www.ksrockspark.com sometime in early September hopefully with some other people that were also interested on the Hummer X forum. The park is only about 1.5 hours from KC so it is relatively close.

I have read that extra parts are always a good thing! Other than the stealership, where would I get these parts? I saw something about tie rods. Are the ones in the H3 robust or do they break easily?

For long trips into the boonies, like Moab, what do people do for fuel?

Bill

Bill,

I am in the KC area, Overland Park to be specific. I take it you have talked to KSTreker about a trip down to KS Rocks over Labor Day or some time early Sept. There are only a few of us Hummer owners in KC that are okay with getting their trucks dirty. Everyone else seems to be all about the bling (especially around here in OP and Leahood)

[deserth3]

Lions Back is on private land. The new owners don't want to deal with the liability issues.

[DennisAJC]

Originally Posted by deserth3

But Loins Back is closed.

What gay adventure park do you wheel?

[KenP]

Originally Posted by BST1YET

Bill,

I am in the KC area, Overland Park to be specific. I take it you have talked to KSTreker about a trip down to KS Rocks over Labor Day or some time early Sept. There are only a few of us Hummer owners in KC that are okay with getting their trucks dirty. Everyone else seems to be all about the bling (especially around here in OP and Leahood)

Get in touch with marcmedic. He's out there and only busy on race weekends.

[KenP]

Originally Posted by NEOCON1

dont buy into all the H2ers negative vibes , we can do alot more than they will ever admit

check it out http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=26267

Hey NEO, I know you're doing a ton of wheeling there and that's great, but where's the vids of PSH and Escalator? We keep hearing about it being done in a 3, but haven't seen it. Just pics of a 3 at the bottom and at the top.

We need vids!!!

BTW, did you answer the question about the SFA 3 in FL? Looks awesome.

[deserth3]

Originally Posted by DennisAJC

What gay adventure park do you wheel?

A better one than you amature. Are you going to delete this post too?

[DennisAJC]

Originally Posted by deserth3

Fixed

Your an AMATURE

OMG!!!! A newbie calling another an amateur.


We still don't have ANY video footage of H3s COMPLETING ANYTHING in Moab. Potato Salad? BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

And what is Loin's Back? A gay man's 69er? You're not a newb at that I'm sure.