I honestly looked at em, but there's no way it would be able to maneuver through my trees. I was barely able to sneak through with the 2dr+hitch basket. I think even a 4dr wouldn't be able to turn tight enough.
Hah, yeah, this was a proof of concept. I think I'm gonna let things dry up this summer, then pull the back seat out and load the tub up. I wasn't gonna load up hundreds of pounds going uphill in the mud with all terrains, that's for sure!Youre gonna be at it a long time , if youre only bringing up 5 pieces at a time. Then you have to split it ?
It was touch and go in a couple places, for sure. I'll be holding off until this summer to do the rest so I don't trash my trail. I really should have waited until I figured out my winch situation, but yaknow, sometimes you just jump without knowing how deep it is! I did have chains and a pile of gravel nearish if it got ugly.
My JT was going places that my in-law’s side-by-side was struggling to get to on their tree farm
I was a city dweller for over 35 years... Sometimes you just have to cut bait and go for it! We found a cheap patch of dirt 20 minutes from town and started building!
@dsgrey ... Yep! After 35 years of driving "practical" cars, my wife told me to buy myself a "midlife crisis car." She thought I would buy a Mustang convertible or a Porsche. Nope, I've wanted a Jeep since my 20s when I carpooled with a friend who had a CJ.
I agree Jennalee, I’ve lived in NYC my whole life. I envy the folks who can go on those beautiful trails and mountains. For me to go trailing I’d have to drive to Pennsylvania.
