Mud clean out?
Yes, you can fit 33's!
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From: Western KY.
Do they not have car washes where ever you are mudder? Try going to one, they have this awesome thing called a wand, it shoots out high pressure water out of a nossle on the end of a long stick. And there is even a bend in it, so you can put it under your vehicle and shoot water up. Best part is, IT ONLY COSTS A DOLLAR. For a whole minute. And that's Canadian prices, so it's probably only like 87 cents there. Also, your anti mud chains look ridiculous. Definitely.
Yes, you can fit 33's!
Joined: May 2012
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From: Western KY.
To the OP, if you're that **** about mud in all the nooks and crannies, don't go muddin. Or do like I do, go to the car wash spray all the big junk out. Then go home with a water hose and literally lay down beside the truck or under if you prefer and spray the nooks and crannies. Just my opinion.
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To the OP, if you're that **** about mud in all the nooks and crannies, don't go muddin. Or do like I do, go to the car wash spray all the big junk out. Then go home with a water hose and literally lay down beside the truck or under if you prefer and spray the nooks and crannies. Just my opinion.
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Do they not have car washes where ever you are mudder? Try going to one, they have this awesome thing called a wand, it shoots out high pressure water out of a nossle on the end of a long stick. And there is even a bend in it, so you can put it under your vehicle and shoot water up. Best part is, IT ONLY COSTS A DOLLAR. For a whole minute. And that's Canadian prices, so it's probably only like 87 cents there. Also, your anti mud chains look ridiculous. Definitely.
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From: north alabama
I used a heated pressure washer we have at work the other day.. that thing is awesome. my hands didn't even get cold! cleaned the mud right off. still had to wash but it got the majority of it off. and cleaned it all out of the rear bumper.
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To get heavy mud off, you can't really go less than a standard hand sprayer (full stream) in both pressure and volume. So neither a sprinkler or a piece of PVC with holes in it will work very well.
They make a washer that I believe hooks up to a pressure washer. It is a little cart that you push under the vehicle with jets on it. I'll try to find it.
They make a washer that I believe hooks up to a pressure washer. It is a little cart that you push under the vehicle with jets on it. I'll try to find it.
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i dont really go muddin a lot these days however my truck usually finds itself with mud and straw up under it more times than not.
thank god i have the luxury of a commercial pressure at my disposal at work. last time i tried the car wash route i was well over 12 dollars and truck was still chunked up with mud. although i am a professional detailer. so i may be a tad more **** than others
My favorite method ( although the most messy) is to pull the truck up on the lift and throw it 6 feet in the air getting underneath it with the pressure washer. and spraying all the nooks and crannies out and start washing up towards the roof.
last time i think i spent about 45 minutes just under the truck. helps to keep rust at bay as well by not having gobs of wet mud buried up in the deepest cracks.
Ca cant really knock the chain on the front. 23 years ago when i was 16 I had one on the front of my amc eagle painted hot pink. and it was cool or so i thought.
to each his own right.
thank god i have the luxury of a commercial pressure at my disposal at work. last time i tried the car wash route i was well over 12 dollars and truck was still chunked up with mud. although i am a professional detailer. so i may be a tad more **** than others
My favorite method ( although the most messy) is to pull the truck up on the lift and throw it 6 feet in the air getting underneath it with the pressure washer. and spraying all the nooks and crannies out and start washing up towards the roof.
last time i think i spent about 45 minutes just under the truck. helps to keep rust at bay as well by not having gobs of wet mud buried up in the deepest cracks.
Ca cant really knock the chain on the front. 23 years ago when i was 16 I had one on the front of my amc eagle painted hot pink. and it was cool or so i thought.
to each his own right.