i had my frist trail break today....i got towed home by a.....

[lifeissomething]

I've driven a front-drive station wagon though bigger holes than that. I'm not saying your a pussy. I'm just saying that I've driven a front drive station wagon though bigger holes than that.

 

[PaleBlue90]

most of you guys dont understand that i dont want to trash my truck if dont have to. i dont drive 1 hour to make repairs in the dirt. this just happend, i dont make it a habbit. i also dont have the funds to replace parts every weekend

 

[Thumper113]

most of you guys dont understand that i dont want to trash my truck if dont have to. i dont drive 1 hour to make repairs in the dirt. this just happend, i dont make it a habbit. i also dont have the funds to replace parts every weekend

Ah, don't worry about it. There's always gonna be people saying that they coulda made it through on a lawn mower, VW, gocart, etc. They weren't there, they don't know how deep of a hole it actually is. Anyone who has wheeled knows that pics & vids sometimes do not do obstacles any justice. It all looks easy from pics.

Just keep doing what you are doing...................wheeling your truck & having fun & when it breaks, you will fix it & go out & wheel another day. It's all part of the game.

I got stuck on the Wheeler Lake trail last year, yet from the pic, it would seem that anyone with any vehicle coulda made it out of there on their own with a right front tire off its bead & a broken right front brake line. The truck was almost ready to tip on its side but the pic doesn't show the pucker factor. I had to be pulled out.............by a Jeep

 

[PaleBlue90]

Ah, don't worry about it. There's always gonna be people saying that they coulda made it through on a lawn mower, VW, gocart, etc. They weren't there, they don't know how deep of a hole it actually is. Anyone who has wheeled knows that pics & vids sometimes do not do obstacles any justice. It all looks easy from pics.

Just keep doing what you are doing...................wheeling your truck & having fun & when it breaks, you will fix it & go out & wheel another day. It's all part of the game.

I got stuck on the Wheeler Lake trail last year, yet from the pic, it would seem that anyone with any vehicle coulda made it out of there on their own with a right front tire off its bead & a broken right front brake line. The truck was almost ready to tip on its side but the pic doesn't show the pucker factor. I had to be pulled out.............by a Jeep

thanks for backing me up on that one

 

[PaleBlue90]

take a look at this, along with sheering wheel studs,centering pins, and slightly twisting my leaf packs, i did this