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Did some wheeling on some carnage.

Old May 6, 2009
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Did some wheeling on some carnage.

A buddy and I took the rangers out Saterday night. Had a awesome time but I did do some carnage. Smashed fog light, Cracked valence, gashed the gas tank skid plate, Quarter sized gash in the passenger door. Put a dent in the left control arm.
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My buddy hitting the mud pit,
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Pulling him out
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The aftermath
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Ill take pics of my carnage as soon as it stops raining.
 
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Old May 6, 2009
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do me a favor and leave the chains at home
 
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Old May 6, 2009
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Originally Posted by zabeard
do me a favor and leave the chains at home
X2. looks like fun though
 
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I hate using chains, That yellow box is full of staps, not chains, But for a small just pulling about 2 feet to get his ttb off a rock its works ok.
 
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Until it snaps! Chains are not safe as recovery gear, which can be had cheaper than a new tailgate or rear window.
 
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^ true
 
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Originally Posted by ns_red7
Until it snaps! Chains are not safe as recovery gear, which can be had cheaper than a new tailgate or rear window.
or a life


looks like fun
 
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Old May 6, 2009
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as long as they weren't yanking.. and it was just a little tug there's no issue.

once it gets to be more than a tug its not cool.
 
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Old May 6, 2009
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Is your left front tire bald or is that just a bad picture?
 
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Haha night wheeling.
 
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Originally Posted by wildcard
Is your left front tire bald or is that just a bad picture?
x2
 
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The fronts are slicks...I actually just ordered new tires from work yesterday.
Just air them down to 10 psi and they pull through the mud like no other.

As to the chains, I work as a mechanic and also do most of the towing/offroad recoverys, so I know how to use a chain safely. BUT I dont disagree Chains are bad news, I would much rather use a Procomp 30x4 with a 40k rating. A chain is designed for static tension not Yanks.

Im putting my new tires on tomorrow during my lunch or after I close up.
 
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