Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Many things should be kept out of a lake... Like our trucks...

 

What about rivers?

 

This is triggering.... And intriguing

 

And hilarious when he gets stuck

 

I only drove in after walking through the area to check depth and bottom composition. This is why I carry waders when I go on off-road trips. It's an idea that could probably save a lot of people from getting stuck.

Is that fake? How does it keep driving after fully submerged?

 

snork life

 

Muck boots/waders should be part of everyone's loadout

 

I got the idea from someone here. I would give credit if I could remember who it was.

Ha! Nice.

 

I need to make a punch-list so I don't forget things. On my last outing, I somehow managed to leave my winch controller in my garage when I was rearranging things in the 4runner to put the sleeping platform in. So, I'm really glad I didn't need it that weekend! Traction boards and the Hi-lift saved the day.

 

What was "triggering" about that?

 

I uh.... Had an incident last spring. Shallow puddle crossing turned Into a massive issue. Couldve buried the truck In wet muck. Had water pouring in through the door seals on both sides, muck had the frame and my armor. Climbed out through a window and American Ninja warriored to the back to hook up a static tow strap to my burried d rings. And that water was cold af.

24 hours of cleaning and heaters and all kinds of interior removal later, it's mostly back to okay.... Lol

 

I remember reading about that! That had to be a stressful situation. There are some deceptive puddles up where I go a lot, and I scared myself a few times when I first started exploring. The waders have been a big help.

 

Yes, I agree. Mine are called old tennis shoes

 

That's what I had when I sunk the puddle jumper.

 

Whatever work!

I have some weird phobia that makes me scream like a little girl if mud touches my feet.

 

Well now, that might actually be fun to watch!