Jeep Trail Maintenance: Preserving Trails with MotorTrend at Easter Jeep Safari
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Today on the MotorTrend Channel, the team embarks on a noble quest to tackle the river dumb plateau trail with Jeep. Armed with the mighty Gladiator Rubicon and the formidable Wrangler 392, they set out to perform some good old-fashioned trail maintenance and fence fixing. The Gladiator proves its worth with innovative features like the forward-facing camera, V6 engine, and 8-speed transmission, making light work of the rugged terrain. As they arrive at the work site, a sense of camaraderie fills the air as they join forces with Jeep, BLM, and local government to restore the trail to its former glory.
Under the watchful eye of Mike Koval from Jeep, the team dives headfirst into the task at hand, showcasing their dedication to preserving the trails for future generations. Nina Barlo underscores the significance of the project, highlighting the collaborative effort between Jeep, BLM, Red Rock Four-Wheelers, Moab County, and Tread Lightly. With split rail fencing and tools at their disposal, the team splits into groups to efficiently tackle the maintenance work. As they work tirelessly to build 57 fences, a sense of accomplishment washes over them, proving that hard work and determination can truly make a difference.
The day culminates in a successful mission, with the team exceeding expectations and demonstrating their unwavering commitment to trail preservation. Tomorrow promises more adrenaline-pumping adventures as they gear up for some hard rock crawling with their off-road aftermarket friends. Stay tuned to the MotorTrend Channel as the team continues to push the boundaries of off-road exploration and conservation, one trail at a time.
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