Cleanup after a muddy ride

[BoxofRox]

Took a pretty muddy ride through a local area known for being pretty rough and hanging up the guys with the built big Jeeps and the high HP side by sides. The Roxor handled it like a champ, had to winch twice and both times were from ruts that had no good way around them and that I couldn't ride the tops of.

I cleaned it up this evening. I've found pulling one side at a time up on ramps is a GREAT way to hose out the floors, and really helps with hosing the mud out from underneath too. I love how easily this rig cleans up, the big open fenderwells hose out nicely and don't have too many hidey holes for the mud, the ones that are there spray out easily enough.

 

[txroadkill]

Be sure to get the huge holes underneath the Roxor just behind the front fenders.

 

[BoxofRox]

Be sure to get the huge holes underneath the Roxor just behind the front fenders.

Those are the biggest trap for mud and gravel I've found on it. I discovered them shortly after I bought it when I was crawling under it looking everything over. So far, I've had good luck with putting the nozzle of the garden hose up in there and flooding/flushing it out on all sides until it runs clean water

 

[Roxasuras]

Looks like a lot of fun.

I usually hose everything out real good and then shop vac the rest

 

[Roxasuras]

Where were these trails?

 

[BoxofRox]

Where were these trails?

Just saw this, havent been here in a while. The trail I rode in those pics was Bear Run, in Ritchie and Wirt Counties in WV