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supercub wrote:
Thanks for all the replies -. I drove the beach in a Jeep I had a few years ago, and I remember at the time saying, I'd never take my motor home out there. Time has eased my concerns until I read the postings here and watching several different You Tube videos last night.
Nope, I'll stay in an RV park ..........I'm not going to take my motor home out there.
Thanks for the replies.
Brian
2021 Nexus Viper 27V. Class B+
2019 Ford Ranger 4x4
Oct-08-2014 10:00 AM
2021 Nexus Viper 27V. Class B+
2019 Ford Ranger 4x4
Oct-08-2014 09:52 AM
RayChez wrote:
So you air down the tires so that you do not get stuck in the sand, and then how do you air them back up?
You mean to tell me you are going to drive that heavy coach with low air pressure on the paved road until you get to a service center?
It sounds to me like a good way to blow up or ruin a tire.
Some of these idea's are simply amazing to me. These 22.5 tires are not that easy to fill up again. You can not do it with a small compressor like a automobile. You need a big compressor to refill those tires.
2021 Nexus Viper 27V. Class B+
2019 Ford Ranger 4x4
Oct-08-2014 08:13 AM
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Oct-07-2014 10:14 PM
Kidoo wrote:
We were there last year but with a 4x4 truck camper. We did see many fith wheel, big ones, but did not see any class A. We saw a class C stuck in sand up to the frame, he got out because the next day he was gone.
You sure have to air down the tires, we did not at first than got stop in sand after 20 feet, we aired down and this kept us going.
I would not go to far in the dune! and not too close to the sea, because the tide will get you.
You never know before you try.
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Oct-07-2014 03:50 PM
JerryDT wrote:Fresno Tundra Driver wrote:X2
Besides possibly getting stuck, you'll get sand in everything. I wouldn't try it.