Mud around perth

Gidday,

Can't imagine anywhere nearby.

Kimberley and parts of Pilbara are very wet though.

But Wait till the weekend. Weather bureau models suggest a bit of rain north and east of Perth on Sunday feeding off a possible cyclone off the Pilbara coast.

Could do with a drop.

Cheers

Not this time of year besides with total fire ban in place powerline tracks etc will be closed due to fire risk

Kalgoorlie however might have something, but yet again with two drops of rain they close all gravel roads to prevent damage anyway

A shovel full of dirt and water will create some. mud, does that help?

I didn't think mud was permitted in south western Australia ...... sand only

Okay....I'll be the dummy and ask the obvious (to me, anyway) question:

Why the hell would anybody WANT to drive through damned MUD??? Have you ever seen what that stuff does to the underside "workings" of your 4by? Rotors, pads, seals, bearings, uni joints, radiator, alternator, starter motor etc etc.....all suffer badly from the effects of bloody mud.

Maybe I'm getting old.....but I no longer go LOOKING for trouble!!!

Trouble seems to have a great GPS and has no trouble finding ME these days!!! hahaha

Roachie

The number one reason they lock tracks up is because of track damage done by driving them in the wet. Someone has to fix it so firies and emergency services can use them without running lockers on 35's. The people paying the bills get the sh#ts. Its ok, everyone thinks its greenies closing tracks but they don't even have the keys or the authority to do it.
By all means have some fun, but be aware of where you are and the possible consequences.

Well done on the new 76. Maybe some of the forest tracks around Pemberton have mud to play in, However, I thought the low slung alternators in the 70 series were prone to buggering up in the mud (quite happy to be corrected here btw). Just something to keep in mind but good luck in your quests.
The thing I hate with mud tracks is you never know what's underneath ie if people have been bogged in it then anything could be under the surface that they've used to get out.

been plenty of rain around most of wa so guess powerline tracks in probable if one really wants to get muddied and have fun cleanign up afterwards

know the leonora wapol boys had bit of fun de-bogging their well and truly bogged Hilux

Still looking? 56mm of rain at Hyden in the 24 hours to 9am today.

Holland Track will be off limits for a while I reckon.

Cheers