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Recovery classes can benefit all of us. I could use some refresher course's myself after all these years. Before I went in the Marines and Tank school, I used to off-road with my IHC Scout a lot. I had a nice Warn winch mounted on the front bumper and thought myself the "Cats Meow !" . Then I...

Before buying anything, why not look into taking a "Vehicle Recovery Class" . Warn Winch used to offer these classes I believe. The classes I had in the Marines gave me the knowledge to extract any vehicle out of almost any situation. That includes the time my neighbor had a 450 case dozer...

That's interesting your wife was a teacher also. Though it is not always funny having them around, especially when they start correcting your speech when your visiting friends ! "No sweetheart you cannot use that word in that context" . Really ? Well I just did and nobody died. By the way. Did...

Since your teaching a GED course I assume your a teacher by profession? My wife was a teacher. Taught Junior High before retiring.

What classes did you teach ? Also any kind of "documentation" from any of the proving grounds would be Fantastic ! There is so little known about that. I also agree with you about the total lack of field testing on any of the newer vehicles. That whole MRAP debacle comes to mind immediately. The...

You have access to the 1950's testing results ? Could you post them here ?

Yes it would. I plan on adding a power ram to my Deuce soon. I had all the parts made up several years ago, but never had the time or place to rebuild the front end. Now if I can just finish my shop !!!!

When you "bob" a Deuce you lose weight which comes in handy in soft ground. Driving in the Marines taught me quite a few lessons on driving in adverse conditions. One was keeping traction. The more wheels in contact with the ground the better, so watch your "lines" . That means if you have to...