Need help recovering my WJ ASAP!!!!! Richmond va
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Need help recovering my WJ ASAP!!!!! Richmond va
If any fellow jeep lovers in the Richmond area have or know of anyone with a winch that could help recover my WJ from a crazy sick wheeling area off of Forrest Hill Ave please call me!! I am more than willing to pay generously for your help it's my daily driver and need to recover it asap. I'm freaking out here!!!!!! Please call Charles at 804-908-2302 if you or anyone else can help.
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Originally Posted by ZachsXJ
Let me see what I can dig up, I've been back there a bunch of times. Place is a hell hole. Got stuck back there with 6 jeeps for 18 hours once.
Where is it exactly?
Where is it exactly?
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I want to give a big thank you to DaddyGreenGenes and his superwinch along with BIGMAN_01_XJ both of these guys are real standup guys who helped someone they have never met before till 5am unsticking my WJ. Thanks you for saving my idiot ***!!
P.S. Vote DaddyGreenGenes for Cherokee of the month!!!!!!!!!!
P.S. Vote DaddyGreenGenes for Cherokee of the month!!!!!!!!!!
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Who owns the land? If you know, do you have their permission in writing? If the answer is "no" for either of the questions, it's trespassing, signs or no signs, cops, or no cops. Cops can't give a ticket if there aren't any sings, but they can talk to the city and make it happen. Only wheel on land that is documented as public and/or that you personally have written permission to be on.
Sounds like a cool spot, but we gotta keep things legal for the sake of our sport. That's why I travel to wheel. Yeah, it sucks when there are spots I could go here, but I'd rather be a responsible off-roader, not one who damages the sports image. Not saying that's what ya'll are doing, just saying what often gets ignored.
Sounds like a cool spot, but we gotta keep things legal for the sake of our sport. That's why I travel to wheel. Yeah, it sucks when there are spots I could go here, but I'd rather be a responsible off-roader, not one who damages the sports image. Not saying that's what ya'll are doing, just saying what often gets ignored.
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I can absolutely understand the want to keep the sport respected and there are no places that I would normally go around here except for culpeper va to go wheeling without having to spend more than $100 in gas. ATVs are somehow bypassed and allowed to visibly Be trailerd to this one specific place and you are guaranteed to see activity several times a week. Two wrongs don't make a right but when does fairness come into play? I am not one to complain and do nothing so I have taken the time to write congressmen and the governor I insist everyone to do the same. And untill more options become available for us, I will keep visiting my new found playground and treat it with respect for others who may use it just like EVERYONE else that rides it has done for god knows how many years it been used.
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Who owns the land? If you know, do you have their permission in writing? If the answer is "no" for either of the questions, it's trespassing, signs or no signs, cops, or no cops. Cops can't give a ticket if there aren't any sings, but they can talk to the city and make it happen. Only wheel on land that is documented as public and/or that you personally have written permission to be on.
Sounds like a cool spot, but we gotta keep things legal for the sake of our sport. That's why I travel to wheel. Yeah, it sucks when there are spots I could go here, but I'd rather be a responsible off-roader, not one who damages the sports image. Not saying that's what ya'll are doing, just saying what often gets ignored.
Sounds like a cool spot, but we gotta keep things legal for the sake of our sport. That's why I travel to wheel. Yeah, it sucks when there are spots I could go here, but I'd rather be a responsible off-roader, not one who damages the sports image. Not saying that's what ya'll are doing, just saying what often gets ignored.
It would be on the safe side to say talking about it is inadvisable on the forum.
He tried to go through the death puddle, thing killed a Toyota Pick-up on 40s. He got lucky that the front diff bottomed out before he could get to the deep part.
I can absolutely understand the want to keep the sport respected and there are no places that I would normally go around here except for culpeper va to go wheeling without having to spend more than $100 in gas. ATVs are somehow bypassed and allowed to visibly Be trailerd to this one specific place and you are guaranteed to see activity several times a week. Two wrongs don't make a right but when does fairness come into play? I am not one to complain and do nothing so I have taken the time to write congressmen and the governor I insist everyone to do the same. And untill more options become available for us, I will keep visiting my new found playground and treat it with respect for others who may use it just like EVERYONE else that rides it has done for god knows how many years it been used.
and yes, we got 6 Jeeps stuck back there for 18 hours. Took every bit of 18 hours to dig/winch everybody out.