Haspin

93 Krawler · 01-27-2015, 12:44 PM

There is no way I would drive 3 hours to Haspin. It is not worth driving that far. I go a few times a year with my rig, but I'm only 50 minutes away. I have more fun on my SXS there. Seems like the best time to go there is when the ground is frozen. Just don't be there when it thaws out...

Incommando · 01-30-2015, 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Waffle

I agree. If u like rocks u wont like it there. And their mud has a substance that sticks and wont wash off unlike anyother ive ever seen. Plus when its dry in warmer temps its a lung clogging dust bowl. Only reason I go is for tune and test in the dry colder temps. If It was any further i wouldnt go at all.

I go to Haspin because it is convenient not because it is awesome.

The mud there is some weird clay/sand mix. Not only does it stick like cement it seems to get into bearings and things like idler pulleys and ruin them. The water ends up with a muddy grit in it that seeps in everywhere. The last time that I cleaned my Jeep after Haspin I left a thin layer of it on the driveway & it dried before I tried to hose it away. Now I am going to have to powerwash the cement as the hose won't budge it. Even scraping it with a pushbroom after re-wetting it didn't work. Not worth the drive, Donnie.

01-27-2015, 12:44 PM	#3
93 Krawler >>>PMC<<< - CORE Member - - Administrator - Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Ross, OH Posts: 2,069 Images: 1268	There is no way I would drive 3 hours to Haspin. It is not worth driving that far. I go a few times a year with my rig, but I'm only 50 minutes away. I have more fun on my SXS there. Seems like the best time to go there is when the ground is frozen. Just don't be there when it thaws out...