- Joined
- Nov 6, 2007
- Messages
- 480
- Reaction score
- 4
- Points
- 0
- Age
- 34
- Location
- Mount Holly, NC
- Vehicle Year
- 1991
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 4.0
- Transmission
- Manual
Took it wheelin at a atv/ohv park today. Burried it big time with the first hour being there. Took about 2 hours to get it out. It was a bottomless pit. Didnt look that bad wasnt any standing water or anything in it. Had to dig out around the fan about 3-4 times from the mud packed up in it and it started over heating and the winch was killing the battery. Had to pull a little and let it sit and charge the battery back up. Broke one of the "jeep" manual hubs. Also found a log burried in the hole and it jammed itself up into the fenderwell and stopped it from pulling out anymore. Hooked the come-a-long to it and got it broke off out of the way and finally got it out. Changed the hub and continued on.
Right when it sank
Started winching it
Broke hub
Hub pieces
Turned it into a wheel spacer
Log we dug up
Getting closer to getting out
Almost out
Finally made it out
The path
Changing the hub
Rode around some more and met up with a guy with a chevy on 44's and rode around with him a little and he wanted to try out that mud hole. He came in from the other side and made it about half way across then burried it to the axles. It broke axle in it also. Got it winched out for him.
His ruts
Then a fourwheeler came along and decided he was going to try it. Came in the same way I did an it didnt make it far at all.
Rode around some more and winched a fourwheeler out of the river that sucked in water and wouldnt spin over. Got the plug pulled out and spun it over to get all the water out for him and got it fired back up.
Then found another mud hole the big chevy tried in 3wd.
First try didnt make it far.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTEAKlXcE90
Got it winched out again and he tried it again with a little more speed and a little different angle. Made it out of the deep part and it shut off on him. I believe it would have made it apart if it wouldnt have shut off.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbcBKFBv2X8
Got it winched out yet again and got it started back up and called it quits. Had a blast. Definitely gave the winch a workout and it never missed a beat. Definitely reccomend it to anyone looking for a winch.
Right when it sank
Started winching it
Broke hub
Hub pieces
Turned it into a wheel spacer
Log we dug up
Getting closer to getting out
Almost out
Finally made it out
The path
Changing the hub
Rode around some more and met up with a guy with a chevy on 44's and rode around with him a little and he wanted to try out that mud hole. He came in from the other side and made it about half way across then burried it to the axles. It broke axle in it also. Got it winched out for him.
His ruts
Then a fourwheeler came along and decided he was going to try it. Came in the same way I did an it didnt make it far at all.
Rode around some more and winched a fourwheeler out of the river that sucked in water and wouldnt spin over. Got the plug pulled out and spun it over to get all the water out for him and got it fired back up.
Then found another mud hole the big chevy tried in 3wd.
First try didnt make it far.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTEAKlXcE90
Got it winched out again and he tried it again with a little more speed and a little different angle. Made it out of the deep part and it shut off on him. I believe it would have made it apart if it wouldnt have shut off.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbcBKFBv2X8
Got it winched out yet again and got it started back up and called it quits. Had a blast. Definitely gave the winch a workout and it never missed a beat. Definitely reccomend it to anyone looking for a winch.