Great job everyone! Ten rigs with about half on the trail for the first time. What a fun time!

"finder_87" wrote: Death wobble sucks. But sometimes it's part of wheeling.

Did you figure out what caused it? Any comprised parts?

Yes. Solving death wobble takes 5 mins to identify and fix, but it does require two people initially. The only exception here is improperly set up steering geometry. Then, it needs to have angles corrected to solve the problem. Again, not too hard of a fix, but not as cheap as what I was facing. I knew my geometry was correct because I didn't have any bump steer problems and I haven't done any recent steering/front end geometry work.

In my instance, the first problem was that my lower drag link end became loose, allowing for play. The cotter pin was still in so there wasn't any risk of steering failure, just death wobble. Once fixed we drove most of the way out but decided to stop on Wentworth springs rd just to be safe. Josh asked about a "moving bracket". That was actually a loose track bar bolt. once tightened the steering was factory smooth again. Two easy fixes. luckily I was carrying my "parts" bag that had new cotter pins in it so the fix was 5 mins the first time and less than that the second time.