BOB-CAT
THE PUNISHER
- Location
- Stansbury Park UT
If you can get in and out of the trail head unassisted, don't look down and hug the wall going up and down you will be fine.
EJS Cliff Hanger
- Thread starter BOB-CAT
- Start date
If you can get in and out of the trail head unassisted, don't look down and hug the wall going up and down you will be fine.
BOB-CAT
THE PUNISHER
- Location
- Stansbury Park UT
choptopbII
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Clearfield, UT
looks like you had fun, Cliffhanger is a fun trail.
parks_pop
Active Member
- Location
- Stansbury Park
It was a great time. I have video of the F250 coming up the steps on the way out......"lots of skinny pedal" seemed to be his motto. 
Rot Box
Diesel and Dust
- Location
- Smithfield Utah
It was a great time. I have video of the F250 coming up the steps on the way out......"lots of skinny pedal" seemed to be his motto.
I would like to see that! That ol' Ford really caught my eye--something different I guess :greg:
WayneXJ
grocery getter driver
- Location
- So. Jordan
It would be almost impossible to tip on the cliff section as it tilts you away from the edge and it isn't even tippy. I ran it in March and let my friend drive my Jeep up the cliff obstacle and down most of the trail. It was his first time ever driving or riding in a rock crawler.
TimB
Homesick
- Location
- Weatherford, Tx
That white jeep with the red cooler in the background was me...
The old ford was a young guy from NM with his dad. He did not break a u-joint, just pulled the front slip apart. He looked like a cowboy fresh off the range, but I noticed he was running a laptop mapping program on the seat, and got to talking to him. He runs a gaming web site.
I liked the old truck - reminded me of the days when I ran Pritchet in a stock 1985 Chevy 3/4 ton on factory tires. We may have had more fun back then. He hit the ledges coming out so hard his gas filler came loose and was hanging down - pretty entertaining.
The old ford was a young guy from NM with his dad. He did not break a u-joint, just pulled the front slip apart. He looked like a cowboy fresh off the range, but I noticed he was running a laptop mapping program on the seat, and got to talking to him. He runs a gaming web site.
I liked the old truck - reminded me of the days when I ran Pritchet in a stock 1985 Chevy 3/4 ton on factory tires. We may have had more fun back then. He hit the ledges coming out so hard his gas filler came loose and was hanging down - pretty entertaining.
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BOB-CAT
THE PUNISHER
- Location
- Stansbury Park UT
That white jeep with the red cooler in the background was me...
The old ford was a young guy from NM with his dad. He did not break a u-joint, just pulled the front slip apart. He looked like a cowboy fresh off the range, but I noticed he was running a laptop mapping program on the seat, and got to talking to him. He runs a gaming web site.
I liked the old truck - reminded me of the days when I ran Pritchet in a stock 1985 Chevy 3/4 ton on factory tires. We may have had more fun back then. He hit the ledges coming out so hard his gas filler came loose and was hanging down - pretty entertaining.
Wow small world.
parks_pop
Active Member
- Location
- Stansbury Park
If I knew how to post the video I would do it........but alas I have no clue.
TimB
Homesick
- Location
- Weatherford, Tx
Put it on Photobucket - they give you links to use for posting.