Creek Crossings

[KentuckyT4R]

First creek crossing today.

Looks like I have plenty of room! Anyone else out there with 5th Gen T4R water crossings?

 

[spencenasty]

I was expecting a lil deeper, lol.

 

[bajacolorado]

Great video quality- and yes you can go a LOT deeper - just not in fast water. You can go that deep in mud. When the water comes over your hood - THEN you might be pushing it. Might. Then it';s snorkel time.

 

[carlomagne]

ill see if i can dig up a pic of my creek crossing. here's a pic i took of my buddy [MENTION=127597]mattcampos[/MENTION]' creek crossing a few weeks ago.

 

[BobsTrail]

First creek crossing today.

Looks like I have plenty of room! Anyone else out there with 5th Gen T4R water crossings?

My first creek crossing, this was deep enough for me.

 

[Land_Shark]

Here's a couple from some puddles:

 

[salong53]

First creek crossing today.
Looks like I have plenty of room! Anyone else out there with 5th Gen T4R water crossings?

Nice video work. Always good to see people using their 4Runners off of the pavement.

 

[Jetboy]

I generally stop when the water starts to enter the cab. Maybe I'm lazy, but it's just too much work to clean up. Pulling carpets is a PITA. I'm not ready to strip my daily driver and rhino line the floors... yet.

 

[LUVDA4RUNNER]

I've had more water running down my backyard fence line then that stream

 

[jwkilgore]

Nice video work.

I've been about as deep as the pic in BobsTrail post in various creeks and holes, but I've never been able to take pictures.

 

[1engineer]

I hate water crossings. I hate mud. I go around both whenever possible. Nothing good ever happens from doing either one.

 

[bjohnston115]

Great video. I drive through puddles twice that deep on the highway on a regular basis. In my 80 I have forged water that came half way up my windshield. I never like doing that but sometime it needs to be done to proceed and it is great to know the truck will take you there and home!

 

[Jhalko]

I hate water crossings. I hate mud. I go around both whenever possible. Nothing good ever happens from doing either one.

If we did that here in CO we would only be able to hit the trails maybe 3 months out of the year. That spring snow melt makes for interesting runoff.

Kinda like mtn biking in the spring/summer versus fall on the east coast with leaves...

I've turned back multiple times because I couldn't tell how deep a crossing was in the Spring out here though.

 

[carlomagne]

For smaller crossings, we usually like to go a little faster.

 

[SnowTrail]

I so wish I did not live where I do

 

[MeefZah]

I love a good water crossing.

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Not me, but I took the picture...

Fun on a bike too...

 

[rochmpr]

If you have never seen this video, it's a must. THIS is how you do a water crossing.

Water Crossing

 

[CoolMax]

I love a good water crossing.

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Not me, but I took the picture...


Fun on a bike too...

Where's this at? I'm originally from the Cleveland area.

 

[rjfowler]

 

[MeefZah]

Where's this at? I'm originally from the Cleveland area.

Kokosing River near Walhonding. This area is called "Horse Cove" locally.