When playing off road, oops i mean stuck...
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When playing off road, oops i mean stuck...
How do you clean the under carriage? I need to do some work under the truck, and would like to keep from eating the dirt and crap from under the truck.
Is there a good way? Or is it a high pressure hose and or a brush?
Is there a good way? Or is it a high pressure hose and or a brush?
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
I like your new avatar, great picture of the kid with the bird. What kind of bird is that?
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I don't know of any other way than to get a wetsuit on and a diving mask and go under with a pressure washer and get it done.
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I don't know of any other way than to get a wetsuit on and a diving mask and go under with a pressure washer and get it done.
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From: Jonestown PA
Originally Posted by Kwikkordead
I don't know of any other way than to get a wetsuit on and a diving mask and go under with a pressure washer and get it done.
HAHA post some picture of that one when your done
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Some people have said... park you truck on the lawn (or i suppose your driveway would work) and put one of those oscillating lawn sprinklers under neath. Then you just let it soak away for a bit. I think the lawn is recommended because it helps to not waste water.
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Originally Posted by Kwikkordead
I like your new avatar, great picture of the kid with the bird. What kind of bird is that?
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I don't know of any other way than to get a wetsuit on and a diving mask and go under with a pressure washer and get it done.
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I don't know of any other way than to get a wetsuit on and a diving mask and go under with a pressure washer and get it done.
That bird (Stewart) was the coolest smartest bird I have ever seen. He though he was human. We miss him.
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From: Flagstaff, Arizona
Originally Posted by Texas Outlaw
I use high pressure and a brush. If you have big chunks just be aware that car wash owners get all upset if you drive off and leave that stuff. Never stops me though.
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From: IL, USA
Originally Posted by cgl
Some people have said... park you truck on the lawn (or i suppose your driveway would work) and put one of those oscillating lawn sprinklers under neath. Then you just let it soak away for a bit. I think the lawn is recommended because it helps to not waste water.
Yep, I have some friends that swear by this.
I've used a pressure washer but it's hard to get it all out underneath. I still have mud under there and it's been 2+ years since I've played in the mud
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Watch for the cameras at some of the car washes. Saw on the news today a lady got caught spraying her child down with the high pressure option and was busted for child endangerment. I dont know if they could track your license plate down?
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From: Brinklow Md
Originally Posted by UP_There
If you go at night......they never know who left all that mud
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From: Brinklow Md
Originally Posted by Meatco1
Actually, in Colorado some of the carwash locations offer an undercarrage wash. Seems that salt+highways+metal in cars don't get along to well.
Who knew????
Richard
Who knew????
Richard
Thats new to me..
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From: brookings, sd
Originally Posted by cgl
Some people have said... park you truck on the lawn (or i suppose your driveway would work) and put one of those oscillating lawn sprinklers under neath. Then you just let it soak away for a bit. I think the lawn is recommended because it helps to not waste water.
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
Originally Posted by 02GrayPowerStroke
Thanks, Its a Marble Cockatiel. Unfortunately last week my dog got into the house while we were at work and killed the bird. I wanted to kill the dog, but he is just doing what dogs do. Still dont like it though.
That bird (Stewart) was the coolest smartest bird I have ever seen. He though he was human. We miss him.
That bird (Stewart) was the coolest smartest bird I have ever seen. He though he was human. We miss him.
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