Well my XJ is by itself , i wanted to wait it out in the car so i could get started in the morning but i have school tomorrow lol

 

if the back isnt stuck pull it out from the back, is there a hitch or anything on it? if not try to get something wrapped around the axle, get some friends to help, also try to get something under the tires for traction, good luck

 

How strong of straps should I get to attach to axle??

 

idk what else to say.
I guess your pretty much beat till tomorrow.
Next time don't wheel alone.

 

2"wide is a start

 

My buddy was originally gonna come but he decided at the last minute he didn't want to drive and just wanted to ride along, he's bring his xj to pull me out tomorrow, how many lbs straps should I get??

 

the highest you can get and try to get the ones with no metal hooks unless you wanna get killed

 

Ok so no metal hooks, his should I attach them to the rear axle?

 

Definitely need to invest in hooks up front and a hook or hitch in the rear for times like this, also I know its not the best way but with a decent strap or two and a come along you may be able to get yourself out alone by wrapping around a close tree.
Good luck!

 

http://www.cherokeetech.com/VBull/sh...ow-to-use-them

 

no metal hooks

x2!!


and it may be sunk and suctioned in. if it is... break out the high lift to break the suction

 

I hate to be such a bother, but that thing said not to attach it to the axle

 

You are not suppose to, but you really do not have any other option without hooks or a hitch..

 

I do it anyways if theres nothing else.
Just have your buddy pull and you help by putting you jeep in gear so he's not doing all the work.
Don't yank when guys start backing up and putting 10ft of slack in the rope for a head start Thats when stuff gets broken.

 

Alright sounds good, so I just got to take it easy when pulling it out, now if I attach the strap to my buddies push bar will that hold it enough?