Pics from wheeling today

[ranger]

well a 2wd is most likely not going to go through stuff a fully locked 4x4 can

 

[03Shadowbob]

Well forget you then.

Wouldn't waste my time driving there.

ok. Not hating on you just telling you the truth so you wouldn't waste your time or anyone elses.

Driver skill can definitely trump truck ability IN the right circumstances. In the Corbett area, 99% of the time there is no such thing as blasting through water or using speed to get you across something. Turns in the trail come too quickly to get speed, more exposed tree roots than you could count and water is too deep to do that not to mention sunken tree stumps, logs, etc.. where you need 4wd.

 

[Mutant Pony]

I learned how to offroad in a 2wd. I have gone places where people wouldn't dare take their 4x4. Now that I have had 4x4s, I have no use for a 2wd. The only way I would own a 2wd truck now is if it were a pavement only street truck. I think everyone should learn how to offroad in a 2wd, It gives you a different perspective.
I have a Ranger that would be at home there, Looks like fun!

 

[Gabe8810]

I agree wih alasken, The driver makes the 4x4

 

[03Shadowbob]

I agree wih alasken, The driver makes the 4x4

Unfortunately, not where we wheel it doesn't. Too much deep water and ruts and mud under that water.

 

[FTSK95]

Heck yea! and a locker makes a world of difference too