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Didn't know my wife had the camera out, but she took these as the boys and I were testing the M37 on the hill behind the house last Sunday. We'd had plenty of rain, so the hill was slick. The M37 was able to creep right up it in 4-wheel high just a bit faster than an idle without hardly spinning. Sorry the pics don't show the actual hill. Running stock 900X16's.
Brandon had told me an M37 would be a beast off road, but I had to test it, and it's true. The weight really helps it keep traction.
Check out this thread to see the same hill when my Deuce couldn't make it after a rain without using the winch. Of course, my 900X20's were fairly slick then and have since been replaced.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/upcoming-events/15942-meetings-hickory-nc-11.html
Pic #1 shows a tarp covering firewood.
#3 shows us stopped to shift back into 2-wheel drive to finish going up the hill, but no dice. Just too slick.
I'm starting to like the M37 better than the Deuce!
Brandon had told me an M37 would be a beast off road, but I had to test it, and it's true. The weight really helps it keep traction.
Check out this thread to see the same hill when my Deuce couldn't make it after a rain without using the winch. Of course, my 900X20's were fairly slick then and have since been replaced.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/upcoming-events/15942-meetings-hickory-nc-11.html
Pic #1 shows a tarp covering firewood.
#3 shows us stopped to shift back into 2-wheel drive to finish going up the hill, but no dice. Just too slick.
I'm starting to like the M37 better than the Deuce!
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