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Old 08-12-2006, 06:28 PM   #15 (permalink)
RACasella
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Re: River/Water Forging

I took mine through about 2'6" deep and 40' long trough and crossed a running river that may have been a shade more shallow. I had one of the trails guys with me when I did it. Second gear (L), pushing a wave in front of us that was about as high as the top of the headlights.

He said not to let up and keep up with the wave because it pushes the water away from the sides so you don't fill up with water. The water mark was about to the top of the tires.

Sure enough, when we got out later, the water seeped maybe 1/3 of the way in under the door.

No problems in either crossing, but this thread has made me nervous about going any deeper than that. I guess the key is to know how deep the water is before you jump in.
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