well ive been wanting to post up some stuck pics now i finally can. even thought its not my truck it was still a blast pulling it out, it took 4 and half hours to pull out.me and my buddy tried to pull him out in a train like technique which did absolutely nothing, we had to call a dodge diesel dually to pull him out, i'm no fan of dodge but man did that do work, it took 9 or 10 yanks and pulled him out while doing it, he managed to pull the tire right off the bead, what can u expect for a stock 98 f150 and first time out.ha[IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG]

 

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wow, time to change some fluids. is that a 2 wheel drive? pretty gutsy move trying to drive through that if it is. nice pics

 

nope its a 4 wheel drive, he had to drive home in 4 lo cause it wouldn't get out of it, sounded like it was about to blow up. the next morning it wouldn't start, it just got picked up about two hours ago to the repair shop,

 

I've done worse but this was earlier today
Got thru it the other way no problem but it drops off and I nose dived
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Here's my buddy's z71 i pulled out recently, we were messing around in 2wd burrying the rear....i got out...he didnt.







And a fellow Bronco...his right rear was burried.



And i dont know if he was stuck or not, but im sure he didnt get out of it himself, the concrete gave way..lol

 

that jeep looks funny.....what would you do if you walked out and your truck was 3 wheelin cause the concrete gave way?? id be like damnit lol

 

Id be like really......

 

Not again! Lol

 

here's mine.

 

Heres mine, its framed bad.
There was no water at all when i got there, just a think sandy mud.
after 2 days of non stop rain here it is.

 

I'll "one up you"

 

I cant prove it...
But i have had my truck burried in mud to the headlights. I had to dig it out with an excavator then pull it out of the mud...
Just so yall know, silt beds eat trucks...

That is a good stuck Hav...

 

I know all too well how silt beds eat trucks...

That stuck took about 3.5 hours with multipule rigs and a winch to get it out... Had to replace inner and outer axle shaft in front axle, the Distributor, the altinator, and the fuel pump after that...

 

I had to replace my 3 ujoints a tie rod end and a stub shaft.
Its not often i get stuck, but when i do it counts.