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Yep need bigger tires
This is what broke my out put yoke. A 200 yard long 3.5 foot deep hard pack snow drift. It doesn't look that bad in the pics but trust me in the pics the trucks tires are not touching the road. I had several people try to get to me to help pull me out. And no one could within 200 yards of me and then we had get them pulled out. I ended up calling the wife and having here bring my dodge up and I was able to cut through the drift with it, And pull the ford out in (which only had 2 wheel drive cause the front output yoke exploded) It was fricken cold and windy but we had fun. lol
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Last edited by wyoming; 01-27-2008 at 08:32 AM. Reason: added to it |
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Good lookin rig man
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That is a good looking truck. You need sum 35 M/T's.
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I'm looking at some 36" swamper tsl's. And I'll keep the 33's for highway road trips
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That looks more like hard packed ice. It looks like it could have damaged your drag links in that 2nd pic.
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LOL @ dodge to pull you out...
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Man i really need to lift my OBS!! Yours looks great except for the stuck part, LOL.
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Good looking truck all except those peices dangling underneath
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nice truck and awesome view
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The title says it all
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