I left him about 20 minutes ago as he was hooking it up with a tow bar to his Grand to head home

 

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Is he flat towing it with the broken shaft in there, or were they able to work something out?

 

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I've got quite a few more pics, I'll get some more posted up as I can.
Again, great day guys.

 

They did get the shaft out when we were still out on the rocks.

 

Why'd he end up having to tow it?

 

looks like you guys had a good time. but do tell what happen to Ryan's Jeep.

 

bingo!!!

 

you want more! you got it.

 

Just speculating...if the shaft was all good, he may not have wanted to drive it with the cooling system full of mostly water...?

The short version of Ryan's day of fun - a heater hose burst and dumped out all his antifreeze. That was fixed up, then while in a bind on another obstacle, his front axle and U-joint on the passenger side broke. Upon trying to get the broken shaft out, we broke a couple ratchets and a breaker bar trying to get the outer nut loose. It was a tuffy!

 

Awesome pics bro!

 

rabbit run

 

"go big or go home". eventually Ryan HAD to do both

 

I just got ahold of Ryan, his TC took a dump. I've been running with him for a year and a half and that little 89 never has a problem. Apparently the Jeep gods decided to save it all up and throw it all at him at once.

 

whats up RAT!!