THANK YOU FOR THE INFO!!!!! That makes me feel much safer! "The JLs roll over about 55 degrees sideways" This is good to know that I'm safe at the 22 that I freaked out about haha Plenty of roll to spare!
Its an odd feeling in a tilting vehicle. Just note that the more weight you put on top, the lower that number goes. Typically anything at or past 45 degree's is a good place to start being extremely cautious. But they are pretty stable up to 35 degree + a bit. It takes a while to get used to that feeling. Some places offer camps to teach you the rollover point. They put a strap on your vehicle and let you drive to the point tires start coming off the ground. Its a scary process but its also good to know what is too far.
I'm doing this opposite of what you guys did. Going from CO to OK to visit family then a little loop trip from OK to SMORR then Hot Springs then back to OK to get some badges. Thanks for these videos! Now I know exactly what I sounded like on Chicken Corners when I was at 22 degrees in one spot LOL!!!!!!!!! Apparently people said I have WAY more roll but it felt like I was going to die.
Hahahahaa, I am sure if you call or talk to whomever is working the office. They could likely point you in the right direction. Dan Cope is also in that area, he is at Mid America 4x4
So are people going in and out the same way on Guardrail now? You used to go in right off of Ranch Road, down that big hill then up the otherside, and out onto Yellowcaket. It looks like you went in and out on Jellowjacket.
We ran it the opposite way sounds like. We went from west to east. The reason was the west side was wet the day before and was potentially impossible to climb back up. So we decided to end up right there in the pasture next to check in.
What degree of tilt do you think Jennings was at? Also would you do it or is it a Hell No!!!???
We did the same line, and it didn't feel comfortable at all... But let's see what you all think?
good stuff we are headed there this weekend
have fun.
I go to SMORR every chance I get. Lovebthat park. I'm only about 20 minutes from it . Awesome place 😎
couldn't agree more. Soo want to go back.
THANK YOU FOR THE INFO!!!!! That makes me feel much safer! "The JLs roll over about 55 degrees sideways" This is good to know that I'm safe at the 22 that I freaked out about haha Plenty of roll to spare!
Its an odd feeling in a tilting vehicle. Just note that the more weight you put on top, the lower that number goes. Typically anything at or past 45 degree's is a good place to start
being extremely cautious. But they are pretty stable up to 35 degree + a bit. It takes a while to get used to that feeling. Some places offer camps to teach you the rollover point. They put a strap on your vehicle and let you drive to the point tires start coming off the ground. Its a scary process but its also good to know what is too far.
I'm doing this opposite of what you guys did. Going from CO to OK to visit family then a little loop trip from OK to SMORR then Hot Springs then back to OK to get some badges. Thanks for these videos! Now I know exactly what I sounded like on Chicken Corners when I was at 22 degrees in one spot LOL!!!!!!!!! Apparently people said I have WAY more roll but it felt like I was going to die.
Sounds like a good trip. There is no rush to finding your tip over point. Was this the snow storm that just hit a yesterday in Moab?
@@JeepAdventures nah, I was in Moab in February. I lucked out with 70 degree weather over the weekend.
@@mikethompson7406 Yeah Moab is weird like that. I plan a trip usually in the winter and lucked out so far each time and had perfect weather.
Why did you not jump over to Kansas rocks to get those badges
We wanted to but ran out of time. It will probably be a 2024 trip.
@4:27
Yeah, not the most comfortable spot. I think you can hear that in Jennings screams
How do I get ahold of Jeff so he can help me not crash when I come here? I don't have money to fix my Jeep hah
Hahahahaa, I am sure if you call or talk to whomever is working the office. They could likely point you in the right direction.
Dan Cope is also in that area, he is at Mid America 4x4
Rest in peace Tex :(
So are people going in and out the same way on Guardrail now? You used to go in right off of Ranch Road, down that big hill then up the otherside, and out onto Yellowcaket. It looks like you went in and out on Jellowjacket.
We ran it the opposite way sounds like. We went from west to east. The reason was the west side was wet the day before and was potentially impossible to climb back up. So we decided to end up right there in the pasture next to check in.
That rock on Rocker Knocker was something uncomfortable.
Lets see if anyone comments on if they will do it?