Confidence booster

I don't have pics, but I pulled a Ram 2500 4x4 out of the snow on the I-15 median during a snow storm. I pulled over to give the guy a tow and he looked at me like "are you serious". I hooked up, 4Lo locked, and pulled him right out. He said thanks and was speechless after that. I replied, "Don't under estimate the taco". Then I through my tow strap in the bed drove off. I was grinning ear-to-ear for the next 30 mins.

 

haha, i had a similar experience pulling huge lifted cherokee out of a ditch, he said it wouldn't move without anything larger than an f-250 sized truck. did it with no problem.

congrats +1 for tacos

 

i pulled a one ton outta the mudd on a lease road to a drilling rig it was heavy but i managed to leave a lot of the road on the front of his truck but i got him out he was like wtf and i said their capable trucks.

 

I had the same happen except with mud.

My buddy and his friends were offroading on a trail in his 99 Ford Explorer (2WD). I came and noticed that he was in a ditch and that his rear wheels were not touching anything.
I hooked up a chain to my trailer hitch reinforcement(bad decision) and since he didnt have a tow hook on the front of his Ford, I looped the chain around his frame and bumper reinforcement.
I gave 3 honks and yanked him out of the deep ditch. I bent out my trailer hitch reinforcement and I took out the bumper valence on the passenger side of his Explorer.

My dad is not too thrilled about a bent trailer hitch. At least I didnt hook it onto anything that I KNEW would break.

 

biggest thing I have pulled out was a bronco with a 6inch lift and 37 sunk to the frame in sand. I was pullin in sand too and man it was one hell of a time lol.

 

This dude didn't have hooks neither. So I wrapped the strap around his sway bar and explained that I am not liable for anything that happens.

 

Nice

 

I was going to do that, but then the radiator and everything was directly in front of it.

And the frame was the closest I could get my hands on without getting too muddy.