Broken Nut Offroad Park, Jefferson SC

[aframe009]

Just thought I would post some pics of my trip to Broken Nut Offroad Park in Jefferson SC. I am a Novice and this was my second time off-roading. The park was pretty big and mostly sand and mud. They do not have any maps at the moment and the trails weren't marked too good. I thought I was stuck at one point but Ol' Betty got me out without any help. It just took a couple tries back and forth to get enough momentum to climb out of the hole. I aired the tires down to 30 lbs but I feel like 20 would of been better. This Bronco definitely makes me overconfident and will get me into trouble at some point I am sure. My license plate bracket broke and I had to zip tie that up so it wasn't dangling in the wind. You can see it in one of the pictures at the car wash. All in all it was a fun experience and I can't wait to get time to try out another park. This Badlands is so bad ass I am lucky to have it. Side Note.....This is actually my wife's Bronco and she hasn't really given me any guff over the scratches and the broken license plate bracket.

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[stormshadow3800]

Well done! That's the dirties Bronco I've seen. Any issues getting the mud off the soft top?

 

[aframe009]

Well done! That's the dirties Bronco I've seen. Any issues getting the mud off the soft top?

Not really. The hardest part was the engine bay. I got stuck in a mudhole and had to hammer the throttle to get out and I am pretty sure that is when the license plate and engine bay got messed up.

 

[JimL]

I wouldn't wash it. I'd clean the lights and the glass, but leave the rest on as a badge of honor.

 

[aframe009]

I wouldn't wash it. I'd clean the lights and the glass, but leave the rest on as a badge of honor.

If it wasn't my wife's I would of. The amount of smiling and pointing by passing vehicles was cool to watch.

 

[Theherofails]

Yeah, you really want to aim for about 15-20 psi over that terrain. Allows the tire to spread out and grab better in soft material and keeps you more on top, instead of sinking in.

You did the right thing by rocking it out. Love seeing new people embrace the dirt.

That is the dirtiest Bronco I've ever seen.

 

[aframe009]

Yeah I just cleaned up the concrete pad I washed it on. Was a mud pit after I was done cleaning it.

 

[aframe009]

Yeah, you really want to aim for about 15-20 psi over that terrain. Allows the tire to spread out and grab better in soft material and keeps you more on top, instead of sinking in.

You did the right thing by rocking it out. Love seeing new people embrace the dirt.

That is the dirtiest Bronco I've ever seen.

Ill shoot for 20 psi next time. Not sure where I will go next.

 

[BigSki150]

It's an hour and a half from my house. I may have to check it out whenever I actually get my DM Bronco.

 

[aframe009]

It's an hour and a half from my house. I may have to check it out whenever I actually get my DM Bronco.

PM me and we can set up a day to meet up there. I am thinking Uhwarrie Forest in NC next.

 

[L8apex]

Ill shoot for 20 psi next time. Not sure where I will go next.

I'm hoping to get to Uwharrie before the trails close down for the season.

 

[MaverickMan]

Beautiful!

 

[aframe009]

I'm hoping to get to Uwharrie before the trails close down for the season.

Let me know when and I might be able to meet you up there.

 

[Merc4x4]

Looks great!

What is the size and load range of your tires?

 

[aframe009]

They are 35x12.5x18 Falken Wildpeak MT. According to their website the load is 3195

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