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more like wild winching, but fun none the less
amazing the things snow drifts will fill in...
Ouch, now that is a hole.
Cliffhanger and Metal Masher in Moab in my wifes daily driver 
The kevlars worked great and a lot of vehicles were running them.
My only complaint would be traction on snow and ice, but it's probably as good as any other MTR tire out there. I should probably get them siped to help in that department.
Of course, almost anything has traction on that sandstone.
Adam
My only complaint would be traction on snow and ice, but it's probably as good as any other MTR tire out there. I should probably get them siped to help in that department.
Of course, almost anything has traction on that sandstone.
Adam
Just thought I'd add a few pics from this past weekend with my Brother at Corbett Wildlife Management Are here in Florida. It was a great day with our two familys.
A few more of the heep. Some of those holes are deep after it rains. Time for us to snorkel up
Nice man! My two favorite vehicles right there. I already have a sweet 80, now I'd like to get a JK Rubicon.
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Nice Pics!
My brother's is a Sahara with a 6 spd and std tow package (4:10 gears). It does very well next to the 80. He doesn't have lockers and I do so I can creap around a little better than he can especially in the off-camber stuff. I do like the JK but even the Jeep guys like my LC's better. Here's a few more of the South Florida type stuff. BTW - I wheel with a lot of old Broncos too.
and some more. My 40 always seems to be the tow truck
The kids love the rooster tails in the mud.
And of course.... you have to have the oooops shot
This was one heck of a recovery. One Bronco tethered to a Heep and both ready to roll off the edge. We saved them both with some interesting winching and a few celebratory
This was one heck of a recovery. One Bronco tethered to a Heep and both ready to roll off the edge. We saved them both with some interesting winching and a few celebratory
That's what she said...
That's cause the Cruisers go to Cruise Moab!
Nothing too wild except for the fact that I think this is the 1st time a popup camper has ever been setup at the Dollhouse in the Maze District of Canyonlands.
