danielspivey
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- Daniel
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- Central Virginia
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- 2020 MAX TOW MAX TOW MAX TOW, 4.10s w 1583 payload
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So it’s the winter here in VA and was wondering how others clean their JT in the winter. Luckily we have had some warm days, it was 65 and I broke out the hose.
Mine is typically in the garage, but if we get a long cold spell without snow, I will park the Honda in the garage and the JT goes in the barn. While it’s in the garage I use the spray on wax cleaner with a microfiber rag as long as there isn’t dirt and grit.
This weekend I had just cleaned the JT and a buddy of mine was over and got one of the 4 wheelers stuck to the point I had to pull him out because we didn’t have a treee we could get the atv winch to. I got the JT SUPER muddy, and i told my buddy he was cleaning my jeep when we got home lol. Anyways, I was almost back to the house and I had a relevation... why don’t I just back the JT down my boat ramp (it’s a very flat ramp) to the axels and then come out pretty fast, to get the mud off. Well two rounds of this the JT had no mud to be seen. No scrubbing the tires or nothing!!
Mine is typically in the garage, but if we get a long cold spell without snow, I will park the Honda in the garage and the JT goes in the barn. While it’s in the garage I use the spray on wax cleaner with a microfiber rag as long as there isn’t dirt and grit.
This weekend I had just cleaned the JT and a buddy of mine was over and got one of the 4 wheelers stuck to the point I had to pull him out because we didn’t have a treee we could get the atv winch to. I got the JT SUPER muddy, and i told my buddy he was cleaning my jeep when we got home lol. Anyways, I was almost back to the house and I had a relevation... why don’t I just back the JT down my boat ramp (it’s a very flat ramp) to the axels and then come out pretty fast, to get the mud off. Well two rounds of this the JT had no mud to be seen. No scrubbing the tires or nothing!!
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