Little Lake Mary, Fl Muddin' - 3 members
#76
#77
Might as well just remove the bumper...at LEAST the valence, and run the front hitch for a good tug point.
#79
#80
Originally Posted by TRS Member
Hey TGD,
These are $7 each at Tractor Supply Company. All you need is a drill and some bits! They work nicely for me: 2 up front, 1 facing downwards on my framerail. Should be a nice lil mod to invest in, especially considering how much your Truck Gets Dirty.
These are $7 each at Tractor Supply Company. All you need is a drill and some bits! They work nicely for me: 2 up front, 1 facing downwards on my framerail. Should be a nice lil mod to invest in, especially considering how much your Truck Gets Dirty.
#81
#90
#92
Even if you were to pull from that x-member, there is no need to be yanking it. If you can't get it out by getting the strap tight and pulling, then don't be getting running starts to like 100mph to get someone out. Like I stated before, someone/something can get seriously injured.
Brenton
Brenton
#93
I have an answer...pull from the rear. There is no good way to pull fromt he front, even with a set of hooks, I like the hitch, because it's like a 2nd x-member.
And I have another answer...don't dig yourself down. If your stuck, your stuck. I don't even pull people out that do **** like that. Even when i'm on the ATV, if I start to get stuck, I just stop. Low wheel spin is key. Your not going to get out by mashing the throttle, I see it all the time and just laugh and keep on going.
Digging down to the bare bottom of the frame is a pure sign of amatuer wheeling. I can't stand it. It's like, you weren't stuck bad at all 5 mins ago, and now you need a winch or a bigger truck.
A lot of times, which this will sound stupid, but it's tried and true, you can pull sideways from the rear, so swing it around, and it will get someone out really easy w/o yanking them...2wd only though. 4wd it just causes problems.
And I have another answer...don't dig yourself down. If your stuck, your stuck. I don't even pull people out that do **** like that. Even when i'm on the ATV, if I start to get stuck, I just stop. Low wheel spin is key. Your not going to get out by mashing the throttle, I see it all the time and just laugh and keep on going.
Digging down to the bare bottom of the frame is a pure sign of amatuer wheeling. I can't stand it. It's like, you weren't stuck bad at all 5 mins ago, and now you need a winch or a bigger truck.
A lot of times, which this will sound stupid, but it's tried and true, you can pull sideways from the rear, so swing it around, and it will get someone out really easy w/o yanking them...2wd only though. 4wd it just causes problems.
#94
#95
I've been stuck bad, and never once has kevooo or any other small truck not been able to just "pull" me, I've never had to be yanked that bad.
#96
Even if you were to pull from that x-member, there is no need to be yanking it. If you can't get it out by getting the strap tight and pulling, then don't be getting running starts to like 100mph to get someone out. Like I stated before, someone/something can get seriously injured.
Brenton
Brenton
I have an answer...pull from the rear. There is no good way to pull fromt he front, even with a set of hooks, I like the hitch, because it's like a 2nd x-member.
And I have another answer...don't dig yourself down. If your stuck, your stuck. I don't even pull people out that do **** like that. Even when i'm on the ATV, if I start to get stuck, I just stop. Low wheel spin is key. Your not going to get out by mashing the throttle, I see it all the time and just laugh and keep on going.
Digging down to the bare bottom of the frame is a pure sign of amatuer wheeling. I can't stand it. It's like, you weren't stuck bad at all 5 mins ago, and now you need a winch or a bigger truck.
A lot of times, which this will sound stupid, but it's tried and true, you can pull sideways from the rear, so swing it around, and it will get someone out really easy w/o yanking them...2wd only though. 4wd it just causes problems.
And I have another answer...don't dig yourself down. If your stuck, your stuck. I don't even pull people out that do **** like that. Even when i'm on the ATV, if I start to get stuck, I just stop. Low wheel spin is key. Your not going to get out by mashing the throttle, I see it all the time and just laugh and keep on going.
Digging down to the bare bottom of the frame is a pure sign of amatuer wheeling. I can't stand it. It's like, you weren't stuck bad at all 5 mins ago, and now you need a winch or a bigger truck.
A lot of times, which this will sound stupid, but it's tried and true, you can pull sideways from the rear, so swing it around, and it will get someone out really easy w/o yanking them...2wd only though. 4wd it just causes problems.
#97
#98
Ya I guess so. Oh well, what can you do? It's the internet and everybody's going to think they know the solution when they weren't even there.