who all been stuck
 

it happens at 1 point or another so who all been stuck besides me?

nope, never..... :jump:

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duallys with rear lockers don't get stuck easy... crappy pic tho.

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its happened to me before a few times. Trying to find pics

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the good old blazer just got her tuned up today. been running with the plug wires crossed for 2 years now. LOL man it runs better

I got stuck in my back yard it wasnt even muddy just found a soft spot. this truck is heavy took a 10,000 pd winch a snatch block and 2 trees to get it out. I wont try anything like that again I got a 2 door yukon for that now.

Oh ya. I got stuck in the flat front yard after washing truck. It still had the stock bicycle tires on it and just sank.

Got some other pics from field below house after it rained. I kinda screwed myself on this one.

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Heres a couple of my truck

before i was a diesel guy i sank my f-250 with a 6 inch lift and 36 inch tires up into the doors took a f-150 and an ole bronco 45 min. to yank me out thankfully no pics got taken though hahaha

Don't have pics, but in my diesel 3 times (hey, it's 2wd) once turning around and the front tires sank through the shoulder (I beams were touching the ground), once in my backyard when I hit a muskrat den and put my truck in the lake (yes it is open season on them bastards year round now), and once at the scrap yard when my front tires sank in the damn sand.
My dads 05 (AKA the farm truck) I've had stuck 2 times, once it was on it's side (long story and one very pissed off 61 year old), and once with snow up to the wind shield in my brothers drive way...:argh:

diesel trucks dont make good mud trucks :ouch:

Nice looking Bronco :rocking:

Thanks,still continuing work on it,,AND just picked up an 89 6BT for it..:jump:

I sunk my 3500 in the field behind my moms horse barn. It took a duece and a half to get it out. I sunk it all the way to the frame. Luckly no "good" pictures were taken!

guys i got a bunch of these......now mind you i dont like mud so i do this for the family to keep them interested in the sport of offroad.....and trust me if the wife likes it you tend to get more stuff for your toys
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yes thats my wife on the hood trying to hook up my buddies winch..she found out that metal clevis dont float

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This was the next year and the first year my niece and kids got to go....got the roll cage put in so now its a family sport !!! And im still waiting for them to help me wash it like they promis every year LOL

I could post some more but i think its safe to say......YEP I HAVE BEEN STUCK

well no pictures but i burried my old 96 to the frame in a really soft marshy area and then in a 6' ditch of snow. then when i got back to my pickup the whole thing was a big a$$ snow drift. lol

wish i had some pics of me getting stuck in my old 2wd silverado haha.. havent been stuck in my cummins yet but i havent really took it anywhere deep enough for it to get stuck.

If you off-road, you'll get stuck, plain & simple:humm:

yea went through a pond in my stock ram 2500 4wd mega cab lmao went through twice but the third time barreled through goin too fast and inhaled water and she died on me comin through the other side of the water....water was probably taller than my 35's

Fun thread for a 2wd guy lol.
Once in my cousins lower field: Made it through the field the first time to get firewood but the second time through it sunk to the rear end. Wasn't stuck very bad but a boosted launch from a 2.6 Dodge resulted in my truck going from it's normal sonic blue to crappy clay brown and chunky.

Another good one was less than 100 feet from the house: Back up beside the fire pit to unload brush and the ground just gave on the drivers side. Sank up to the bottom of the body in seconds. Buddy hooked to me and tried to get me out and broke the first log chain in half (coiled up nicely in the middle of his tailgate tho). Found a heavier chain, my floor jack, two shovels, and a wheelbarrow load of firewood and weighted his Duramax to get it out. Absolutely destroyed my yard in the process.

I've found out that if i wait till almost dark to call for help I usually avoid pics haha

slid down the hill faster then i almost went up it.

Too many times to list. Worst was an 84 Bronco II with 6" lift and 33x12.50 Mickey Thompson Bajas. Down a frozen powerline. Took another Bronco II, a V8 lifted Scout, and a Ford 8N to pull my diffs off the ice chunks they had slid onto. They melted in with MT's just spinning water. Well, maybe this wasn't the worst. But held the record for most recovery vehicles. LOL!

just last weekend during my first trip to the mud bog!! It was a blast until it came time to wash it off, mud was everywhere!!

any time i get off the pavement its pretty sad:yeah:

Not a diesel, but my old dakota sunk deep. Mud was a little deeper than I thought, whoops

generally when mud every means ya did good lol

Beg to differ on the diesel = no good for mud. Don't know what the guy had but a 03-07 Ford SMOKED the pits this year locally. He won his tire size. Guessing from the exterior, but the PVC air intake and oversized intercooler I'd say twin turbos, maybe 800 HP??? :tu:

i did not have a camera back then. but i have burried my power wagon to the bottom of the window. all while she was rolling on 38's
the story goes, we were having a ball in a soon to be one of england's dig site for the truck company.
so, we got out our toys and made a deep mess of the mudd one last time. (in all fairness of hell we had been mudding there for years) but now its going to be paved over.
some tool (admiration of course :rocking:) rolled thru an area that no way were they going to fill in, and he had 44's on. he barely made it!
i had not been stuck all day and the truck and hawgs were performing perfectly. so confidently i followed him thru.....
i did not pay full attention to his path way and rolled 5 feet to the side of where he went since i did not want to attempt to roll thru his ruts.
then i found out why he ran where he did. i got about 8 feet in and i sank so fast it came over the door thru the window (they were rolled down). i got out thru the back window. :nope: we had about 30 people parked along the main road watching all of us idiots.
anyway, he came over laughing and then admited he had done the same thing the day before. that is why he chose the path he did.
now the good stuff.
those try to pull me out..chevy blazer, ford 2500 (not mud ready) , ford 1 ton (not mud ready) and a tow truck.........yea i sank trying to pull out the 1 ton ........so 400 later we were free to share our bounty of mud with the main road.......:c: rooster tailing mud at least 30feet or more in the air.........:jump: gosh that was a fun day.

Good to know that I'm not the only one haha