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Gunboy, how'd your deuce handle the 2' of snow we got? Were you able to get it stuck?
There were a few days back then I really could have used a deuce...
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Deuce Articulation
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There were a few days back then I really could have used a deuce...
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Get it stuck, NO. Pull out my stuck Dodge, YES.
I didn't use it much other then make trails for me to get out of my parking lot, since my pickup could not make the way. That pic was 6 days after the storm, when our lot got plowed.
Leaving the spot I park it in, I had to lock in my front axle, without doing that my rears just spun in spot.
I didn't use it much other then make trails for me to get out of my parking lot, since my pickup could not make the way. That pic was 6 days after the storm, when our lot got plowed.
Leaving the spot I park it in, I had to lock in my front axle, without doing that my rears just spun in spot.
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Here are some shots of mine articulating...... Love my deuce!
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Awesome pics. Can the deuce drive throught 2 ft of fresh snow or just drifts occasionally?
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I watch your video on YouTube every 3-4 months. Always impressed, were you nervous on that big drop? I would have craped my pants....
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Lock in the front axle and it went through 2 foot with no issues, even on normal tires.
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Things **were** clenched!
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Here are a few photos of my Deuce sitting diagonally in a ditch.
