Yea now imagine that but with all terrains lol. I wasn't even inching. As soon as I hit it those a/t's turned into race slicks lol

 

yea all around here its mud and a/t's are horrible. defintily gonna put m/t's on next xj

 

this is the most stuck ive ever been. pouring rain and took 2 winches, some hi lifting, some rock stacking, and some throttle.







resulted in this:



this:

and a lesser amount of rock rash on every other side of the jeep and a broken front u joint.

 

Ktm crossbow, you drive it ?

 

this was a trip we made to down south offroad a couple weeks ago right after it rained hard all week. talk about soupy.
the lady "narrating" the videos is my loving mother who was dead set on me getting wet that day.
http://youtu.be/PxwV1i61DsY

this is the rest of our group going through the mud. im the one that took out the dead tree
http://youtu.be/FqcQ67VCKxo

this one is our buddy trying to go backwards through the giant hole that we were avoiding in the last video.
http://youtu.be/2BDZagrr_QQ

and this is us rescuing him
http://youtu.be/nQWop90eVWo

the rest of these are at a spot that was crazy soupy and only one of us went before we decided to turn around. we had to use two trucks to get him out it took us about an hour. theres more vids but there only about 30 secs long cause my moms ADD so i just posted a few. enjoy
http://youtu.be/kK6_uPQ545Y

http://youtu.be/9wT6yCu1Y0M

http://youtu.be/rDP_T0PXrlw

and yes im the one with the #1 hat because im number one!

 

ok heres a couple

a buddys scout blew a bead...i got a vid of it but it wont let me upload


and a stock chevy we found abandoned on the trail....very stuck



and my buddy stuck in his chevy, waterlogged his carb and could barely keep it running, i ended up pulling him out with my chevy

 

Hell yeah that was slick stuff we were getting into.

 

This weekend we went on a ride and lets say my buddies are avoiding me rigjt now haha. Within 5 mins I pulled my friends Bronco 2 with 3.5 lift with 31s.
Then we came to another creek and I let my girlfriend pull the bronco out that time then let her go threw the creek (her first time driving it off road) no issues.
The. At our last obstacle another creek extremely deep with metal ramps thrown in the bottom) bronco went in and fell off of the ramps he had to winch himself on threw. Next up was the Samurai with lockers he fell off as well. Bronco winched him threw. We had an 800 sportsman with 30" tires that needed help to hold the front down. Then it was my turn. I took my time keeping my tires lined up and once I got my front touching.g the other bank I hammered it and came right out. Never had any issues all night we had a CJ 5 that quit early.

 

Out at the local wheeling spot a few weekends ago. buddys lifted yota on 33s sunk up to the rockers. sucked water into his engine and it quit, took my xj and a jk tied to my back bumper to pull him out. he finally got the yota running after a lil while, shot about 5 gals of water out the tailpipe, frog included. also pulled out a ford ranger and exploder that day. actually the only thing that didnt get stuck were the 4 jeeps out there haha

 

 

fffffffffffffffffff





My mud puddle dried up
tried to go through the wet spot
basically was in deep soft mud surrounded by a steep stiff mud ring, aka trapped in a little mud arena.

Was able to back up and go forward and turn slightly, but couldnt get over those damn bumps.
(went way to slow and in 4hi, knew i was boned the second the front end touched)


Guess I'll add that we got her out and home on some water.

 

Figured I'd share this, even though it's not a Jeep...

Got stuck out on some friend of a friend's property. It was pretty solid all the way around the truck. The water was ankle deep on the driver's side, calf deep in front and behind, and about knee deep on the passenger side...but it is buried solid to the axles and frame...it was rooted up a few times over the past week, a few sets of 35" boggers went through it. I took it too slow because a guy I didn't know(nor did I know he was fearless) was riding on the back, standing on the damn toolbox. If I kept my speed up and went just alittle bit closer to the trees on the left, I should have been good.

It sat in that hole for over 24 hours. We spent 4 hours the first night trying to get it out. 06 Sierra Duramax couldn't get me to budge, 79 K10 on 33s moved me 6 inches, and an old yota on 35s ran hot trying to pull me out. The guy with the yota came down the next afternoon with his Bronco and a 10k winch. It took a ****** block, and cost him a broken chain he anchored to a tree with before he got it out. Cost me a Franklin. Plus axle seals and gear oil all around.

I know, I can spin a yarn. I loved that truck, sold it for some damn reason, forget why really. Was a 2500 with the 24v Cummins. It had a leveling kit(2"), and 33" ATs.

 

Not mine, but a friends XJ stuck in whats been dubbed the "mud pit off doom". 6.5" lift, 33"MT's, now slammed lower than a honda civic in a vin diesel movie.

Cant see it from the pics, but the driver side found solid ground, passenger was full drooped into the mudhole. Think the constancy of a snack pack, and thats how the mud was

 

fun stuff^^

 

The Toyota is still there. The ground is to soft right now to get in there to get it.
My Xj stuck in the other to pics. The mud pic took a track hoe. The other was a dead alternator.