Safety Class at rausch creek

[canman35]

We are going to be holding a trail safety class on Sept 30 th at Rausch Creek. I would like to start the class on site at 9:00 and it would take approx 3 hours.Then afterwards we will be going out on the property to wheel and go over things that we talked about in class. The overall concept of this class is to give those individuals,both new and seasoned wheelers,a better understanding of getting through the day on the trails and doing it safely. Encourage everyone form the "bone stock" jeep to the rock crawlers to attend and share experiences and build new friendships withen our club This class will cover such topics as first aid,winching,trail driving skills and overall how to make wheeling a safe and FUN experience !!!!!! For those of you that are new to our club we meet at the restraunt on interstate 83 at the Strinestown exit for coffee/breakfast and we will be leaving there at 7:45 because it takes approx 1 hour to get to rausch. Please post up on here to give me a understanding of how many people will be attending,if you did sign up at the meeting i would still like you to reply on this post to let me know that you got this info . Thank you all in advance and please feel free to ask any or concerns

[Ron Allen]

Barring any foul weather I will be there.

[chadsweigart]

I'll be there along with two others

[JeepWill]

We will be there, and hope to make breakfast if I can get up early enough.

[Colli]

Well I signed up at the meeting and had every intention of going, but my broken axle shaft says different. Unless the axle shaft ferry visits me this week and fixes my Jeep... I won't be able to make it. 

[canman35]

Well that sucks Coli  hopefully you can still make it up just to add your knowledge  To those that can make it I would like to leave the parking lot of the 83 diner by 7:30 to ensure that we are at rausch by 9:00. If anyone has any questions please feel free to call me at 7178709039 anytime. remember to watch the weather forecast as, of right now it looks like it is goin to be rain free but chilly.In the event that it looks like heavy rain i will make the call to cancell on Saturday night.Afterall this is a safety class and we do not need to be setting the example in a rain storm out on the trails  . for those of who have not wheeled with us please pack a lunch or snacks for your enjoyment. Thanks again guys !!!!!!!!

[M + M Jeep]

Update:  Rausch Creek has agreed to let us have access to the property for our "Safety Class" at a greatly reduced rate, since we will only be using the area for a few hours.  However, Rausch Creek has also requested that everyone attending the class be a Rausch Creek member (for insurance purposes.)  With this in mind, the PA Jeeps will pay the dues (15.00) for anyone attending who is not already a member of RC.  You definenatly can not pass up an opportunity like this!!!

[Jeepster06]

Yes, I will be there! The guys from Mt. Zion planned a newbie run on the same day. I told Mike about the safety course so maybe some of those guys can attend. This class is a great thing to do!! Dave Lippert

[Jeremy]

Dad is intending to attend,  I will try.  Although we may have to bring a dodge truck instead of a jeep.   

Cj6 still at mountzion
red cj8 inspection is due by the 30 and its not ready yet
blue cj8 runs but its the only one right now
cj2a, as not run in years (correctly)
LJ rubicon will not start and I do not know why and have not had time the mess with it due to working 70 hour work weeks in 5 days.

[JeepWill]

Had a great time this last weekend at RC on our first run and Safety class with PA Jeeps, everyone was very welcoming and helpful.  We have done some offroading in the past, but leaned a lot of important information at the class, and on the trails afterwards.  The class had good structure and other members gave valuable input.  On the trail afterwards all the information from class was applied.  I had never wheeled with a group before and it took me some time to adjust, but all along the trails I got good tips and learned more about trail safety.  If the Safety class is ever offered again we hope to attend, there is always more to learn. Thanks Bob for a great class, and all the members who added valuable information.