Who thought of the sprinkler to clean the Hummer's underbelly?

[DennisAJC]

Bless you my child.:beerchug:

I was skeptical about it at first and not wanting to spend time to power wash it today, after moving it around every hour or so, my underbelly looks like new.:D

[ROX]

You're welcome!:D

[DennisAJC]

Kisses!:p

[3Hummer]

this sounds like a good idea, but my sprinklres arent very high power, i think theyll do a good job for a normal wash, but not for after a muddin

[jmsspratlin]

Dennis,
I likey the video collection, esp the H3 tribute...very good documentary:beerchug:

[DennisAJC]

this sounds like a good idea, but my sprinklres arent very high power, i think theyll do a good job for a normal wash, but not for after a muddin
That's what I thought too. But the constant spray after an hour breaks the mud down and eventually errods it away. After 4 hours in different areas, there's about 20lbs of mud on the driveway. I think I even saw some red mud from Moab.:D

[DennisAJC]

Dennis,
I likey the video collection, esp the H3 tribute...very good documentary:beerchug:

HAHA! Thanks. It's a very thorough documentary.:clapping:



This one has over 400,000 views so far. My H2 Tribute. :D :excited:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmaNeNZEtHI

[Sewie]

this sounds like a good idea, but my sprinklres arent very high power, i think theyll do a good job for a normal wash, but not for after a muddin

Use an oscillating sprinkler. They work great. Just let it work on a section for 10-15 minutes, then move it. The mud will just fall off in chunks.

[DRTYFN]

I bet he was straddling the sprinkler tickling his balls.:jump: :jump: :jump:

[DennisAJC]

I bet he was straddling the sprinkler tickling his balls.:jump: :jump: :jump:


So? What's your point?:jump:

[DURAMAX TIM]

fastest way is to knock off a fire hydrant then park on top of it.

only take a couple of minutes to make it look like it came from the showroom floor.

[BlueTJCO]

I bet he was straddling the sprinkler tickling his balls.:jump: :jump: :jump:

Nooooooooo, I'll bet he was straddling the sprinkler letting the water shoot up his ass..........:fdance:

[h2co-pilot]

OMFG, You Guys!!!?:crying:

[Agriv8r]

sounds like a good idea....does it really work...

[Adam in CO]

HAHA! Thanks. It's a very thorough documentary.:clapping:



This one has over 400,000 views so far. My H2 Tribute. :D :excited:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmaNeNZEtHI

I do love that one.

[tower]

That's what I thought too. But the constant spray after an hour breaks the mud down and eventually errods it away. After 4 hours in different areas, there's about 20lbs of mud on the driveway. I think I even saw some red mud from Moab.:DDennis,you tipped your hand when you called it an errodic experience!:jump::jump::jump:

[CO Hummer]

I still say it was Tim who invented the sprinkler method.

[KenP]

Bless you my child.:beerchug:

I was skeptical about it at first and not wanting to spend time to power wash it today, after moving it around every hour or so, my underbelly looks like new.:DThat's gross. Just reach in there and pull the lint out of your belly button.

[KenP]

sounds like a good idea....does it really work...Yes.

[tower]

Yes.Yes, but you will need tweezers. :giggling:

[DennisAJC]

Yes, but you will need tweezers. :giggling:

From personal experience?:D:OWNED:

[DRTYFN]

Yes, but you will need tweezers. :giggling:
And you'll need a belly hoist.:fdance: :giggling: :jump: :jump: :jump: :jump:

[CO Hummer]

In Colorado, the ski patrol uses the sprinkler trick to clean our trucks, ambulances, and snowmobiles. It works great!