sorry again, if someone could make all my posts into one or something that'd be nice..

or tell me how to private message someone..

Anyway, could you share any places you know of to go wheelin?

thanks again,

paul

 

Captain, my picture was taken in Avon on the Outer Banks. It was just a short access road to get to the sound that had a couple of decent mud puddles.

 

Not very smart rolling down your windows!

 

(the background of my computer ^, pretty cool)

 

 

(i know.. not offroad but i just had to post her ^)

 

I know I know, it's a Chevy.
93' K2500 6.5TD, had it 5 years ago (was 17)
These three were after I "almost" made it to the end of the trail. Got stuck, fired my tranny, and got pulled out by an early 90's F350 Crewcab


next three after some boggin 5 years ago as well
http://members.tccoa.com/aaront/truckold/mudafter.jpg
and my friends truck after same occasion - 92' F150 5.8L
http://members.tccoa.com/aaront/truckold/natemud.jpg

Not the greatest quality since I scanned them in.......... and sorry no pics "on the trail" etc...
Sad thing about where I got stuck. I went back there a few months later, and got stuck again. Tow truck got stuck numerous times, and broke 3 wenches, where as my chain held up Oh, and my friend in that F150 got stuck trying to help me out.

 

Come on guys, take pics and/or video of you getting pulled out, and get the entire picture (both vehicles) in the same shot, I love seeing pictures of people getting stuck and then getting pulled out by others, and the videos are better.

 

Would have loved to have had a video of the Supercrew pulling me out.
Tried just pulling, no luck. Back up about 5 feet from chain being tight, gunned it and still no luck. Backed up another 5-10 feet same thing.
Backed up all the way to my bumper, floored it. Chained got tight, his front end lifted, and I "plopped" out about 5 feet and was stuck again. Ended up being able to just pull me the rest of the way (another 20 feet or so, I was close to the end).
Oh yea, stupid thing on my part is I decided to go out by myself. Had to woalk about 600 yards to some warehouse place to use there phone to call a friend.
Lol tranny shop asked if I had been off-roading. Said it took a lot longer than usual to get the tranny out cuz there was so much mud underneath

The last time was just ****ty cuz it was like 3am. We all ended up giving the tow truck driver around a $300 tip for the trouble.

 

the times ive gotten stuck ive been too busy to take pics of the pull-out, and more worried about how much money im going to spend at the powerwasher
I can't wait for the rainy season to come back!

 

 

[IMG]fordmudpit2[/IMG]

 

Sorry about that here you go.

https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=6718

 

hopefully this pic worked, never done a pic before but thats my truck




edit: there we go, took me a few trys

 

this is a pic with my buds, me and the jeep gladiator(white truck) are getting ready to pull out the dodge was a tough trip, i never got stuck, i didnt go through all the deep spots but went through everything, we ended up braking a 2 different tow straps a 2" and a 3" strap, and the blue cherokee cought on fire everyone made it home in one piece which was good


my other truck, 1978 International Scout 2