probably a broken c clip or d35 shaft.

or just simply mud in the drums.

 

looks like me in my exploder when i got stuck on an old logging road but i bottomed out and if i would have seen this i would of never got close to it

 

X2, thats big block mud truck material.

 

Lol. Should. Have at least walked it first but it was probably fun

 

Glad she's free!! Did you throw a strap over the axle to recover? I was in soo deep once in some really thick stuff- no hi lift or anything.. Had to slip a 20 spot to the guy to pull me out.. Either way, towed it at the shackle.. Super sketchy, but 4low and a huge tractor and there was no jerking... Idk... It's probably easy stuff to fix!

 

Yeah, we strapped around the rear axle. We used a Chevy 2500 and about 30-40ft of chain and pulled up ad over a hill

 

Chain, I hate chain. At least use a ****** strap around the axle and hook the chain to that... He didn't ****** on it with the chain did he?

 

that is some thick mud

 

chain for that? are you nuts?

good thing you didn't kill someone. seriously... and around the axle to boot?

you got a lot of learnin to do young buck.

 

As long as it was a slow creep and not yanking on it like a strap it should work. Not as desirable as a strap, but you gotta do what ya gotta do.

 

I don't know if it was really a chain or not. I was at a pass and review practice. I gave one of my friends the key.

 

You are trusting, lol, my friends woulda ripped it in half!

 

so you are fine to stand over the chain then? i mean if it was a slow creep and not yanking on it like a strap, you should be fine then eh?

this is how innocent people get killed.

 

No more dangerous that the aircraft cable on my 10k warn

 

The chains I have seen go at a slow creep pull generally just fall to the ground. They don't seem to hold energy like a cable or strap. Now yanking on a chain like a strap is different.