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Here is what not to do when 4 wheeling was kinda funny this guy kept doing wheel stands with his Tahoo must have come close to flopping and rolling it atleast 5 to 6 times. Yet eventually made it through most of the trail

Yeehaw! I think I know where that right hander is

Frogeye wrote:Yeehaw! I think I know where that right hander is

HAHAH that had to play hell on the tierods straightening that one.

My friend almost floped up there last saturday.

The question is , what the heck was your friend doing?
Cleghorn is fairly easy to run open diffs and 31's should get you through just fine.
It's a bit more fun to run it from the 138 to the 15 though
This part and near the end where you climb and go over the rock step are probably the hardest the latter one somebody made a bypass

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

and some more videos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YE-A-qJ6jvo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZVI15pBiDI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub3vo7QKykg

Wow. Where to start.. It was his first time ever wheeling, and his third day of driving a cluch. He drove to AZ. to pic up the jeep the night before. What happend was he didnt take the best line to start with, then he got cold feet, So insted of powering over he desided to back up and do a different line.

Kinda seemed that something like that happened. As long as he enjoyed the rest of the trail and learned what not to do.
That is all that matters right

Wow cleghorn really looks rough since the last time I have been there. The bypass on puckerhill looks intense now.

Nah it's not that bad that turn if he would have cut it right it would not have been anywhere near that bad