Tired of getting stuck in the d*mn mud!

hahahahaha fella's this was a trick I learned long ago in Nam . we pulled all kinds of trucks out using this method.i've used it ever since. the thing is to use the cable on the pull tire hahahaha.the road to my home is a little over 1/2 mile== when I 1st got here more than a few times I pulled my old gmc backwards all the way down the road. thank God after over 20 years I've got my road better. Dan

 

Those little sumari's are tough.Years ago I had a friend that had one and we beat on that thing bad and even flipped it a couple times.I like old dogs suggestion those Jeep Cherokees are awesome.I am going to be getting one of these pretty soon.

 

Some six foot lengths of 2 by 8 boards and a big jack darn what do they call those b u g four foot Jacks so yo u get it up in air push it off jack direction u need to get unstuck I r slide b I ads u nder if looks like it well work and drive out or use them to get a litt l e r u n at it or have a spool p uh t u n rear end so u have position t r action makes huge difference be smart when picking your line thru difficulties use momentum if possible at times be smart right

 

....it's ...ok folks...tdk...has got out ...we can call off the "international rescue pitteam"..lol......has me thinking up ideas for those mud grips...mmm..well the good thing is ya be ready next time...

 

Yeah those fiberglass underskirts aren't gonna last long. Need to get u in a proper redneck country ride like this.



Now that old truck would take ya where ya wanted to go and has gotten me outta places I shouldn't have been.


Shotgun
Arkansas

 

This is what I call old Shotgun.

 

Bgblok yep that one has a few years on it. Good lookin ol mud buggy there. Ain't that a willys. I bet that dude will paw too.


Shotgun
Arkansas

 

...get a tank...or a big cata;;;

 

Is that truck lowered too treez? Either that or shotgun's truck is raised

 

ya have some work ahead off ya ....don't forget to show results..lol..g-luck

 

Yeah Shotgun its a '48 Willys sitting on a '74 Chevy frame. It done ok with the 468 BBC and bull dog 4-speed. When I retired it to the street for the ole lady to drive I pulled the 468 and 4-speed for another toy and dropped a 355 SBC and automatic in it. Treez those ground effects will catch and collect mud and bottom out making it easier to get stuck. I think the last pair I took off were held on with 1/4" sheet metal screws. A drill and nut driver makes it a 5-10 minute job.

 

Never mind the mud it actually looks like a truck now

 

My truck above has a 3" body lift with the torsion bars tightend and air shocks on the rear. It is sitting on 33"x12.50" maxis buckshot mudders . I bought that truck new in Nov '96 and sold it 3 months ago. She was a good one.

Treez if u don't put a grip on the back I would atleast look into a good agressive A/T tire. It will give a lil more bite with less roar on the road. U could put those all the way around and it would improve steering also on gravel or muddy roads as well. U get the hang of it u can go a lot of places just like she sits now.


Shotgun
Arkansas