Can we do it captain?

[COPPERHEAD85]

 

[Ozwynn]

well, she's basing her low opinion of my truck on that i couldn't pull her truck out of the mud when she sank it in her front yard up to the spindles and i was a) on wet gravel under the front tires, grass under the back, and had to use rope.

the rope kept breaking whenever i'd get good traction.

sank to the spindles ........ I sank my Suburban to the axles once. I couldn't pull it out with a 68,000 lb Dump truck. and I broke the tow hook on the recovery cable....... just could not get any traction. Had to wait 3 days for the ground to re-freeze and spend 6 hours with jacks getting it out. So whats her problem.

just laugh at her when her expensive injectors fail ($2000 just for the injectors) and you have to pick her up in your good 'ole reliable B2

 

[Original_Ranger84]

Courage Wolf says...

lol JK

 

[mc_muench]

you can do it!!!!! you can do it all night long!!!!

I think I can, I think I can...

 

[adsm08]

He can do it if it tranny doesn't give out first.

 

[martin]

You can do it but don't use a chain use a strap, you need a little give, your running gear will thank you. Don't even think about trying to stop that kind of weight though.

 

[Nhaz]

Since i was able to pull a another ranger without too much trouble on regular roads. and then a mid sized wagon 600 k again without any trouble.

If all you are doing is moving it a few feet on asphalt i don't see why you can't. Just don't expect it to stop well

 

[adsm08]

yeah, make sure there is someone else in the other truck to hit those brakes. otherwise, you are gonna have some rear end damage.

 

[Original_Ranger84]

yeah, make sure there is someone else in the other truck to hit those brakes. otherwise, you are gonna have some rear end damage.

Pfff. just drive faster.

But make sure you pull them backwards so you can see the taillights.