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Sheffield Mud Plug

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Hi All,
The mud plug is planned for the 7Th of September.

There is plenty of water at the moment so hopfully it will be nice and boggy.
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mean!! where do we sign up???
toymota thats stock standard.
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cool! :mrgreen:
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I wonder if they know 7th Sept is fathers day
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tallsam66 wrote:I wonder if they know 7th Sept is fathers day



Most likely planned it that way so there is no excuse to either participate or watch as all handbrakes are surly inoperable that day :wink:

Dam so cant wait! The rover is going to ROAR :twisted:
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I might call in to watch. :D
Drove past it in the shopping trolley last year and still kick myself for not stopping.
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Alll now i have to get the old pajero up and running now :twisted:
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For entries ring Nev on 03 318 3818
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niblik wrote:cool! :mrgreen:


is your pos going to be going
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Chopper01 wrote:
niblik wrote:cool! :mrgreen:


is your pos going to be going



Definitely :wink: Hopefully it should be going by the 19th of this month!
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mike wrote:
Chopper01 wrote:
niblik wrote:cool! :mrgreen:


is your pos going to be going



Definitely :wink: Hopefully it should be going by the 19th of this month!



it will be going by monday night :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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mike wrote:
Chopper01 wrote:
niblik wrote:cool! :mrgreen:


is your pos going to be going



Definitely :wink: Hopefully it should be going by the 19th of this month!


Will we be able to see it this year or are you going to hide behind a smoke screen again lol
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gutted cant make it this year gona be in the uk from the 3rd for three weeks :( bloody wife :x :x whats worse is its costing me ten grand
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I'll be there. Not sure if I should get a new co-driver or not. :lol:
I'm looking forward to it. This time I'll be more prepared. A roll over ain't going to slow me down like last time.

Hopefully Dave at Falsgrave Auto will be more user friendly with the course and rules this time. We all know how it was last year... :roll:
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petefj40 wrote:Hopefully Dave at Falsgrave Auto will be more user friendly with the course and rules this time. We all know how it was last year... :roll:


Farkin fantastic thats what it was :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: Another one just like the last one please dave :wink:

Just don't roll 8) I chose not to drive that hazard :wink:

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bring it aaawwnnn. have sent my entry back, so am entered with phil as co-driver, the tighter the better lol
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Same as last time Mike? Well. You did do bloody well last year. Personally I enjoyed it. But I did find it hard getting round some of the tight turns. The class i was in allowed fiddle brakes. That would of helped. But it was still to tight for me. Maybe I'm the only one that thinks that? :oops:
This year i think I should stick a bloody big yellow square on the front n back of my truck with a large black "L" in the middle of it. :oops:
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my truck is broken and sav in the v8 wrangler who also came last year has just started a new business so
we probably will not make it
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ifs toy power steering, 6" Bushwacker fender flares (RRO). ect
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tight is good :D :D :D
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madmule wrote:tight is good :D :D :D


People might say that now. But they weren't right after the last Sheffield event. Straight up! (check out the history of the last Sheffield Mud plug on here) It was built for trucks with fiddle brakes. Lets see how a long wheel base Nissan Safari gets round. It was a joke.
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petefj40 wrote:
madmule wrote:tight is good :D :D :D


People might say that now. But they weren't right after the last Sheffield event. Straight up! (check out the history of the last Sheffield Mud plug on here) It was built for trucks with fiddle brakes. Lets see how a long wheel base Nissan Safari gets round. It was a joke.



come on pete your only pissed because you put your pos on its lid :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Chopper01 wrote:
petefj40 wrote:
madmule wrote:tight is good :D :D :D


People might say that now. But they weren't right after the last Sheffield event. Straight up! (check out the history of the last Sheffield Mud plug on here) It was built for trucks with fiddle brakes. Lets see how a long wheel base Nissan Safari gets round. It was a joke.



come on pete your only pissed because you put your pos on its lid :mrgreen: :mrgreen:


Yep. Anyone would have the same thought as you chopper. As much as rolling my cruiser was my own fault, not the course (even though they did close that challenge down soon after others rolled). I still say the track was to tight. So did others!
I wasn't the only one who struggled last year. It was my first event. Won't be my last. I'm just telling it how it was. Hey, if it's tighter this year, I'll still compete. But it just doesn't make it as fun as it could be. Rick at 4WD Accessories had the same opinion. Ask him!! He's done plenty of off roading events! :shock:
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petefj40 wrote:
madmule wrote:tight is good :D :D :D


It was built for trucks with fiddle brakes. Lets see how a long wheel base Nissan Safari gets round. It was a joke.


Last year was very dry leading up to the event so to make it more challanging (as the grip level was exspected to be quite high)they made the course tighter as it turned out it rained on the day which made it very slipperly on top with such a hard base,until it was churned up abit.second round was much more fun :D
Its a fun 4wd event to help raise funds for Sheffield fire brigade,the course is set out by trails guys so it does tend to suit smaller SWB vehicles,its hard to please everyone,if the course wasent so tight but still challanging would bring out more Tuff Trucks IMO.
I wont be entering this year my vehicle is just wrong in so many ways for is type of event.

Its a Great event though and I well be surporting as normal,by watching the mud fly :D

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Come on Pete they won't change the course just to try and make you look as good as your truck :roll: As for last year the biggest hassle was the rain. The ground became wickedly slippery which caused alot of hassles. And it wasn't much fun to stand in either :(
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H2OLOVA wrote:Come on Pete they won't change the course just to try and make you look as good as your truck :roll: As for last year the biggest hassle was the rain. The ground became wickedly slippery which caused alot of hassles. And it wasn't much fun to stand in either :(


Even if they did make it easier this year.
It'll take years of off road experience for me to be any good at these kind of events. I guess I must be nuts to enter. But it's for a good cause. And I had fun last year. Not only rolling but ripping off a Patrols front bumper was a highlight. :lol:
If I roll the cruiser again this year? I won't have a roof to damage this time. :D
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Now thats the attitude 8) 8) :wink: :wink: Its not about winning its about being able to use the other gearstick for a change :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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H2OLOVA wrote: And it wasn't much fun to stand in either :(


aw come on!!! what a load! apart from being slightly on the cold side, you had a grin on from ear to ear fella! :wink: :mrgreen: :lol:

i know i did.. :mrgreen:
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niblik wrote:
H2OLOVA wrote: And it wasn't much fun to stand in either :(


aw come on!!! what a load! apart from being slightly on the cold side, you had a grin on from ear to ear fella! :wink: :mrgreen: :lol:

i know i did.. :mrgreen:


The grin did get pretty big at certain times thats for sure :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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8 weeks away now. Things could change. But it doesn't look like it'll be as dry this time. :D
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Can I follow you around this year Pete I want to see you fall overt again :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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