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 Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2008 16:13 Post subject: green lanes north east (were are they) |
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has anybody got any routes for the north east i live in sunderland and dont want to travel loads of miles to get to routes incase my pajero breaks on me so has anybody got any good routes
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rascalbaz
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theres pea farm at stanley that is an off road course £20 play all day im just not sure when its open you could check with stoxy on here he may know  |
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craiggaler
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i know were that is i might give it ago up there but im not sure if my pajero is up to the job all i have is off road tires and the rest of it is standard  |
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| Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 19:39 Post subject: |
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| youll prbs do ok last time i went i just had road tyres and diddnt get off the field and got stuck countless times |
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craiggaler
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so you think my car will be able to get me back home without any serious damage  |
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rcxkryten
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| Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 16:28 Post subject: |
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so long as you go sensible - dont be afraid to get out look at what you are about to drive up, down or into
the trick in my opinion is to make it look easy and enjoy it not get the truck in the air - tho i am sure others will disagree but i do have to crive mine every single day......
You will be suprised how capable your truck is just with some off road tyres - like i say take it easy dont be too tempted to stomp on the loud pedal spinning wheels have no traction  |
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craiggaler
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been to pea farm today took it eays and enjoied it very mutch looking to do a 3" lift so i dont scrape off the floor  |
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Stoxy
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Was working today so had to miss 
Bet it was soft up there today! |
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craiggaler
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| it was very muddy but all the more fun. first time i have been up and as soon as i got on i seen a hilux on its side that scared me abit so i just took it easy |
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tonto
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| Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 19:02 Post subject: i have a few around hexham alston way |
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| i have done half of them but my fuel pump started to leak |
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