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Old 01-03-2015, 17:47   #1
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Default So decided to get some more mud
I think I've done quite well

The only thing better would be a mud pit like Ricks was in
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Old 01-03-2015, 18:50   #6
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why only mud on one side has farmer sprayed it for yee
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why only mud on one side has farmer sprayed it for yee
Yeah I didn't actually drive anywhere
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Old 01-03-2015, 19:00   #8
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Old 01-03-2015, 20:41   #9
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That would drive me mad, I drove for 5 hours round green lanes in Hertfordshire last week and hardly any mud on car, the advantage of Tyres that are not to big for the car.

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slurry trailer just passed him really
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Where did you go in the end
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One particular bit in denham, mud slinging
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How are you finding the performance on the new rubber?
I put some rubber strips on my arches to keep the mud at bay.
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How are you finding the performance on the new rubber?
I put some rubber strips on my arches to keep the mud at bay.
The tyres are performing too well, occasionally I might wanna bit of tyre spin, difficult with these tyres

The swampy muck was different but then again it was completely buried steering n all
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Think your front windows could do with a bit of a clean so you don't get pulled for it it'll take you a few hours cleaning your truck up now
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