How did it do stopping and steering with all that weight on the rear?

 

Yea I didnt comment on it that was someone elses comment but it was a hell of a haul

 

It did surprisingly well the trailer had brake assist on it. Mainly the problem was getting up to speed

 

I take my jeep everywhere

 

I told em, "Don't follow me, I'm goin deep." They never listen. Tugged em on the flip flop.

 

Lol i pull chevys and fords all the time love it

 

Pullin people out lol

 

ive been out with my cousin wheeling in the woods and he found a bad mud hole his jeep would hardly go through(95 6'' lift on 35mts, im on 4.5 and ats) needless to say that was the only time i had a winch on my jeep, but i wewnt through a lot of stuff that any other vehicle woulda got stuck in, xj's are my wheeling vehicle of choice

the attached photo is the pit i was trying to cross i stayed to the edge hoping it would not as worse as the middle where my cousin took his

 

I like telling people "I haven't needed 4 wheel drive yet" just to see the look on their faces, and my rear diff is open too :-D

 

its possible ive done a lot in 2wd this things are built to wheel

 

I only got stuck 1 time with my 2wd and it was in a drainage ditch behind Winn Dixie that was 30 feet deep with peanut butter syrup crap mud. Ended up rocking it out. Somehow got up the hill, she overheated I shut her off she wouldn't start fr a hour than she got us home and drove 200 miles the next day.
I took mine through some serious crap. And onl
y got stuck once and I was on bald street tires. Just gotta have bawls and momentum.
Hell look at my avatar

 

lol Ive only been wrong about what my jeep would go through or up once.. And that was a large hill climb that plateaus out lol. Got about half way up when the aux fan kicked on, stalled out when the front two tires got over.. First thing that went through my mind was "well at least im gonna get to feel what its like to flop" lol

 

in my third cherokee a 86 with the bad v6 me and a friend were going through a mud hole and mud coming over the hood it could barely get to or stay at 55 but it could through the deepest mud where lifted chevys and fords would get stuck

 

My little brother said my stock XJ on Wranglers would never make it up this old logging road. It was rutted to **** and back. Old sketchy rickidy wooden bridge, going through bog water. Loose rock on those kind of inclines where you're staring at treetops and sky...

"I would only go through this on my dirt bike" he told me. I told him I could make it, not only down, but back up... In 2WD.

So I proceeded.

They only thing he could say during the ride was "****ing Christ!" and "slow the **** down!"

First time I ever witnessed this 98 XJ reach operating temp in the 3 months I've owned it.

 

I laughed so hard at this.

I have something similar, when I was down in WV at my cousins there was a road similar to this that they always take their Polaris Ranger down, and go shooting somewhere down the road. I said why not take the jeep. they said I wouldn't make it, and they took the polaris behind me. I had Bald street tires at the time, and it was a lot of light mud, and some little hills. there was only one section that I was a little scared, but the XJ made it just fine. I ended up waiting 20 minutes for them to get there.