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Trail pics and a very stuck XJ (many pics)
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Trail pics and a very stuck XJ (many pics)
First, I know you all really wanna see the stuck pics
I was trying to keep the ditch between the wheels but the left side gave way and swallowed my jeep, the rear wheel didn't slope in it just fell straight down a good 2 feet, the right rear wheel was in the air, and the right front had no traction, It took about 2 hours to get this out, with no shovel, just 3 tow ropes,2 hand winches ![]() It was quite difficult just getting in/out of it Not the ideal way to pull it but the right wheel wasn't getting any traction so I wrapped a tow rope around it and it worked kind of like a winch, also aired down the tires alot, filled in part of the rut with branches and rocks and whatever else we could find ![]()
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Now onto the wheeling pictures
Had to get a few of this, I got some good articulation even with add-a-leafs and stock shocks in the back a rutted hill a little mud ![]() any Questions, comments, insults etc..... Last edited by RedJeepXJ; 04-14-2003 at 05:47 PM.. |
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Nice...very nice! I think its cool to show pictures even if you are stuck...theres no shame...its people like us that at least make an effort to see what we can and can't go thru. The day I stop getting stuck, is the day my Jeep is officially retired
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a few more pics
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Cool pictures.......Looks like you lost a little fluid from the front diff while it was in the ditch. (Pic 5) Might want to check that especially since you were driving through that water (pic 7) Just a thought.... --John |
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sweet
Nice pics , and the trails look real fun. Good to see what Kumho's are capable of, since I have not been able to put them to that kind of test. Atleast I know how to unstuck my self w/out tow hooks.....
Steve how did you get the rear bumper off I tried and I couldn't get the 2 bolts off there is some kind of clip holding them on , on the inner side of the bumper, Any hints or suggestions. ThanksAaron
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If this didn't make any sense let me know and I can try to get a pic up that might make more sense Quote:
gotta admit, since this was my first stuck and it looked very severe I was getting real nervous to say the least, but looking back it really wasn't too bad to get it outta there though although I am ordering a front hitch and getting a rear hitch and gonna start taking a shovel or two with me for the next time it happens Last edited by RedJeepXJ; 04-15-2003 at 01:07 PM.. |
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My wife thinks its stupid if i get stuck and she doesn't like to wait around while I figure a way out![]()
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some sense
It made some sense
, So you mean you removed the bolts that are going in the direction of the frame rail it's self (not the ones that go up into the bumper), I think there are 2 on the left and 2 on the right about 3" apart, they connect to the bumper. Remove those and then it should come off or do I have to remove the 2 bolts that you can see directly under the bumper, those things are a pain, I gave up because I didn't want to strip them out. Thanks againAaron
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oh I see what your talkin about, the only way I found to do it was to remove only the bolts where it connects to the frame, such as the 4 bolts where the bumper brackets attach, I never had to remove any facing down, just the 8 bolts (4 per bracket) where it attaches to the frame
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nice pics and trials, i was just wondering if you could explain how you were pulling on the tire?
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oh, and I'll throw in another trail pic ![]() |
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Great pics.
Gotta love those stuck pics. Hunter
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