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Easy - just call in the Pro's in extraction-
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Easy - just call in the Pro's in extraction
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2010 Florida Rally....Epic!
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Phil, you forgot the "anchor" at the end of the 4-truck pull!
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here....Frankenstuck!
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When in doubt call in the tracked excavator....LOL
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When is is that low use as little chain as possible. That way when u pull it picks up on the front of the truck.
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It took 20 posts to get this comment ? You guys are slacking.
And to Fixx... Sorry but
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BTW, my bottle jack and cribbing are available. Please provide your own gravel, plywood, and beer.
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I got my m543a2 pretty buried in my own back yard, I had parked it and then just went to drive away about 3 weeks later - started spinning so I kept backing up to get a run at the little hill and then I found the soft stuff...
Ended up breaking the pear link on the end of the front winch in low range 1st gear after going through a shear pin and replacing it with a grade 2 bolt
Put a hammer lock on the chain and she slowly came out of the muck - left a 12" deep trench from the differential bowls alone... The 16.00's were barely touching the bottom of the ruts in the back
Enjoy
Matt
Ended up breaking the pear link on the end of the front winch in low range 1st gear after going through a shear pin and replacing it with a grade 2 bolt
Put a hammer lock on the chain and she slowly came out of the muck - left a 12" deep trench from the differential bowls alone... The 16.00's were barely touching the bottom of the ruts in the back
Enjoy
Matt
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So, Fixx, whatever happened? How did you get it out?
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I remember that well! Three deuces, 425 feet of cable, chain and towing straps, a couple of tow bars, with "The Anchor" at the back to move that Mog. I'm surprised the death/injury count was as low as it turned out to be (0).