jimmyj0

my '03 King ranch

Adams21

When your married and have 3 kids you don't have time for all that stuff...I would rather be spending my time polishing the wheels extra shiny and the rest of the chrome bumpers and nerf bars. I had the chrome shining so much this past weekend it would blind you when you looked at it

Jackedup00

I just leave a sprinkler under my truck

Bryan95

I use a pressure washer and it's not too bad. Just takes a little time lol

Jackedup00

I leave the sprinkler under it then spray it with a hose,the sprinkler loosens everything up. Then I usually leave a mud trail down the road lol

charliedyal

Me too. I have a pressure washer, but even with the lift its tough getting the wand to the proper angle to get the hard to reach spots. An hour or 2 of the sprinkler does awesome

Adams21

It's hard to find good mud holes anyways around where I live...nothing that will get your truck covered. There must be places around cuz I see jeeps and trucks covered once I a while but not many or anywhere I know of...the sprinkler thing is a good idea but the last time I used the pressure washer on my truck it took the clear coat off of my thin pieces of door trim and still haven't gotten that fixed yet

charliedyal

Where are you at? There's mud everywhere down here. Look up pudding creek mud bogs on YouTube. Not very far from me.

Jackedup00

Where is that? Down here its all public roads or private property

charliedyal

Its in Perry, Fl. About 30 miles from Tally. Private mud ranch. Opens up to the public a couple times a year. I think they've since changed the name to iron horse mud ranch. Lots of good mudding down power line trails here also.