TR (non-skiing): Utah camping 6/1-4/2017

The mud was a half inch thick. I'll see your hour of pressure washing and raise you by 3.5 hours. And the Forest Service roads around Forsyth were not graded or maintained, including a wet Creek crossing followed immediately by a short 10% grade that was loose, heavily eroded and peppered by large rocks around a 90-degree bend. The trailer had no issue, not did the truck pulling the trailer up that. I honestly doubt that the Tacoma could have.
 
EMSC":686vvn73 said:
Well, if we're going to play that game. I nominate this as Admin's next toy:



115
GALLONS OF DIESEL
250
GALLONS OF FRESH WATER
125
GALLON CAPACITY BLACK WATER
2100
WATTS OF SOLAR POWER
20000
WATT HOUR BATTERY BANK
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How much does that cost (new)?
 
Admin":786ztw42 said:
The mud was a half inch thick. I'll see your hour of pressure washing and raise you by 3.5 hours. And the Forest Service roads around Forsyth were not graded or maintained, including a wet Creek crossing followed immediately by a short 10% grade that was loose, heavily eroded and peppered by large rocks around a 90-degree bend. The trailer had no issue, not did the truck pulling the trailer up that. I honestly doubt that the Tacoma could have.
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I think my mud comment was from your first shake-down trip to the WO.
Yeah, the Tacoma is a great vehicle, but a bit out of its class for that trailer.
 
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