figured i would put some pics up of my truck
stuck in the mud, took 2 jeep cj-5's to pull me out

other side

flex pics




and just a cool pic

 

sorry for the poor quality, cell phone pics and just a shaky hand

 

sorry but half those pictures are terrrrible.
Try getting on one knee on the ground and placing your hand on your knee to steady it. I use my camera phone alot and that helps.

 

yah ill try it next time, ill try to find some better pics

 

Wow, sorry to be a ***** of the group, but whoever was driving those jeeps shouldn't be driving in the mud.

I know a thing or two about mud...and it wouldn't even take 1 jeep to pull you out. I've been pulled out by a 4x4 atv plenty of times before when I was *over my tire* in mud, framed out.

It shouldn't take but on quick yank to get you out.

 

well, i was in up to my frame with my limited slip so essentially 1x4 and they were both up on a hill on dry ground, believe me, i was more stuck than it looks

 

oh yeah heres a newer pic with the hood scoops

 

I mean, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and say you aren't that stuck.

It would take 1 jeep in 2wd with a slight tug. You aren't even in mud to the center cap :)

 

i was on my drive wheel, but if you say so....

 

Yea, I mean, I'm not trying to be a ***** even though it sounds like it.

I play in the mud almost every day. I mean, I take your word for it you are stuck, but I mean, it shouldn't take 2 jeeps to get you out. The rule of thumb is that the truck doing the pulling has to be at least 'equal' to the one stuck.

(i.e., if a 4x4 chevy on 35's gets stuck, he'll need a 150/1500 on 35's to get him out...if a 2wd ranger on 33's gets stuck, it will need a mid size truck on 33's to get out too...it's all weight)

I'm on 33's and when I get stuck, I get stuck...I bury myself up to the cabline in muck and it doens't even take a lot to get me out...

Bottom line of what I'm saying is that it should have only taken 1 jeep to get you out, and you were saying how it took you 2 jeeps to get out. To outsiders it just sounds funny...especially people who do this every weekend. I mean, your on street tires, it doesn't even look like your lifted much, and you had to get yanked by 2 jeeps...just makes those jeeps look weak If it was a ranger, you would have been out no problem. From the pics it doesn't even look like you were up to the rims in mud??? I may be way off on what I'm saying about your pics though, they are really hard to see.

But I'm not trying to be mean, I just do this all the time and I can't see how it would take 2 jeeps to get you out??? I mean a 4x4 atv could pull you out EASY from what it looks like.

 

the jeeps must have been pulling in opposite directions haha jk

what kind of bumper/brush guard do you have? got pics?

 

well like i said, my drive wheel was all the way buried, i have the 3 inch fabtech lift on 31 inch bfg all terrains in very very thick mud, it probably could have been done with one jeep but 2 made it that much quicker, but we tried and tried with just one on 33'' goodyear mtr's in 4 wheel low, probably just didnt find the right spot to pull me out

 

One jeep in 2wd with one wheel peel could get you out no problem.

It's 70 percent driver, so they say

 

alright, ill trust you on that

 

how so?? what techniques do you use?... i have been stuck plenty and its a ***** gettin me out sumtimes

i have the fabtech 3" ON 32 bfg MUDS... my buddy who usual,ly pulls me out is 4x4 YJ on 33s

 

btw my grille guard is by big country i think, cant take more pics since im not with my truck for 6 weeks, but ill try to get my bro thats still in tx to take some pics for me

 

The puller just needs to know how to drive. It doesn't take much to pull someone out.

I'm on 33" muds and I *was* on a full spool in the rear. I was stuck to my doors in muck. I had a 99 xlt 4 banger 2wd on 33" coopers with an open rear end pull me out. He was in the mud too...

All he did was give the rope about 10ft of slack, drop the clutch and pull, it took him 2 tries. The first try he just dug down, so he backed up, moved over about 5ft so he didn't drop in his old ruts, hit the gas and dropped the clutch again. Wasn't a hard yank at all. It's all how you do it.

I pulled an 03 4x4 on 35's out of the MUCK, he was stuck up past his doors in it. All I did was givve the rope about 15ft of slack, and just go for it. It took me about 6 or 7 tries, but I did it no problem. BTW, I was fully loaded down with an ATV in the back AND I was pulling him UP an airboat ramp

 

On this one I got pulled by a 99 ranger 2wd on 33" coopers



This I got pulled by the 03 4x4 on 35's in 2wd...it's all mud too


I framed out, the front right tire is all the way under...I just had no foward momentum after my front end hit the mud.