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I am not part of any clubs or anything yet. I live in merrimack NH as I don't know what the best club to join is. Also I plan on keeping my truck basicly stock. I don't plan on replaceing my stock 29" tires for a while. I'm not even to sure if this sport is something I want to really get into. Anyone know of some places I can legally go and wheel for a while and see if this is something I', really into?

Our club accomodates stock trucks and we are not brand specific. We also do a "trial membership" where rather then paying full membership up front, it $10 for 1 wheeling trip and if you like it and want to join we subtract that from the full years dues.

We have a few basic minimum requirements like recovery points, recovery strap, and a first aid kit. We also have members from CT to ME. I'm not familar with trails in the merrimack area, but we do have a couple members and our president that live relatively close to you. You should come sign up on our site www.nezr2.com and see how we fit with what your looking for.

Thankyou, that was very helpful.

You can also check out NEWJO.org Our group has everything from bone stock to pretty built up rigs. Anyone wanting to check us out is welcome to come to a ride (check the calender section on the website) and a meeting. If you like what you see then welcome aboard!

If you want to check out NEWJO go to their Spring Fling next weekend

Next weekend as in june 3rd and 4th? Or next weekend as in june 10 and 11? if its the 3rd and 4th I have drill at Pease so I won't be able to make it.

10th-11th.

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Here ya go.

It says 2004 driving directions at the bottom, but the mountain did not pick up and move since then.

http://tdr.newjo.org/

So just so I have this strait. I may come and ride with you guys just to try it out? Umm anything my veichel should have? I have tows straps and part of a first add kit, and I always carry water with me. It has a tow hook points in the front. Not sure on the back. I beleive there are a couple of holes designed for recovery.

What kind of truck do you have?
Make sure its in decent working order and you'll be fine.
A CB radio or UHF radio is good to have too but not really required.

You will want to elect to go on the "class 6" roads with the near stock/stock vehicles. The main homestead area trails will be too tough for you. (but you might want to watch some of the built rigs for a great time...bring a camera)

Best thing you can bring is a good attitude, willingness to get stuck, laugh at yourself, and have fun with others.

I have a 2 door explorer.

Hi Joe. NEWJO's spring fling is a great time.

If you have a receiver hitch on the truck you can buy a shackle mount that slides in there. Good to have in any case.

So what time is that anyway?

Well I made a mistake. I said my tires were 29". According to the bridgestone website they are really 30". They are dueler apt. I'm not really sure what that means but I guess its a forum of At.

Not to worry, there will be trails your rig should be able to handle

just so I don't waste a drive over...it is still going on with all this rain?

there will be people there wheeling.

I should have thought more about that before I posted.

Ok, so this is the thing in washington, nh? (under the tour de rocks thing). What time does that start at?

As much as I would liked to have come I don't like driving in bad weather for long distances unless I have to.

A freind of mine is supposed to be picking up a 93 cherokee tomorrow. May talk him into joining one of these clubs with me. I know that thing is a lot better for wheeling then my explorer (he has the solid axle upfront unlike my torsin bars).