I hate mud!

[John_Rock]

I hate mud!

Monday night I took my rubber mallet and 3# hammer and beat off enough dry mud/dirt to fill 2 3/4 milk crates.
I spent over 2 hours washing off all the rest of the mud from this last weekend at my friends house. I had to use a shovel to remove most of it from his driveway.

I've seen Heeper owners spraying their truck with something before going offroading in muddy areas. Does anyone have a clue as to what they use to try and keep the mud from sticking?

Thanks,
John

 

[Yomie]

Baby oil, tire wet, liquid silicone, tire shine, any of these really

 

[MattStarr]

I always spray Pam cooking stuff down under the wheels and the chassis, just dont spray it in your brakes, you wont slow down very well. It keeps mud and dirt from sticking and it makes cleaning a piece of cake!

 

[explr1]

I know what you mean. 20 minutes in the mud last November and I still have dried mud caked up underneath everywhere.

 

[JoshC]

Wonder if this is the cause of your problems John?

 

[lonestar]

Yeah, just butter-up your underside and you will be ready to go.

Looks like the window is down in that pick.

 

[Hokie]

Originally posted by MattStarr
I always spray Pam cooking stuff down under the wheels and the chassis

That trick works well on the inside of a lawnmower deck too... Definately will have to try that

 

[John_Rock]

Originally posted by JoshC
Wonder if this is the cause of your problems John?

In this pic, I was having fun on purpose. But, I wasn't trying that hard this last weekend and I ended up with way more mud than that time from that picture. I was being easy on my truck, saving it for the upcoming Gilmer trip.

I think I had heard that Pam works, but I wasn't sure. I think I'll go buy a couple of cans and stick them in the truck.

 

[unclemeat]

Pam is great, but after serious mudding you should be inspecting and cleaning brakes, around skid plates and various other sensitive parts. I love mud!