How Not To Pull Out A Jeep Out Of The Mud

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This is my baby. Currently in pieces halfway through a rebuild and out of money :(

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And after :p

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I'll post up some more pics later, but here's a gallery for now The CCMC Group -> Gallery
 
It's well worth it. So much fun and you get to get out and about and enjoy nature. We absolutely love it!


(Did those pics work? I can't see them now )
 
Wow. i just watched the vid.

There's so many wrongs in so many places. I do ask the question of why would you drive through THAT in the first place. You can SEE how bad it is!

But that diff just went PA-TING! i seriously would have just left it there. You would have broken and bent so much stuff, and probably the chassis, loading it up with that much force it would be a complete write-off anyway.

But still. Wow. Surprised i haven't seen it on a 4wd forum yet!!!
 
Thats what I meant mate when I said I couldn't underside why some people take the hardest root possible(I've seen cases like this many a time although the end result not as bad)

Can't wait to get out there
 
You would think that someone would get a shovel and clear some of the mud out of the way of the wheels?
 
...throw a 2x4 or some gravel/rocks under the tires to get a bit of traction....and then, pulling the truck straight towards what looks to be about an 80-degree embankment? I'm not an off-roadie kinda guy (prefer hiking and camping instead), but that just seems kinda....stupid, to me.
 
Slappy Asshats... all of them. A little judicisous us of a shovel and a jack would have saved that vehicle. Instead, it was beer, ignorance and a dumbass with a Ford F350 4WD diesel.

Utter silliness...
 

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