Stuck Tacos

Do yourself a favor and take the rear brakes apart and blast all the mud / sand out of there with an air compressor. Ask me how I know..

 

Dang. That's gonna suck. This isn't the first gettin stuck rodeo, and I didn't think about that last time...

 

Good thread idea

 

Howd that jeep get started back up? s/

 

Ha! he left it running the entire time so it didn't need started back up


Lots of digging in the sand and used the traction boards. It didn't take too long we got him out and onto solid ground and he pulled me forward about a foot and I was free

 

My buddy has about 15% tread left. So they turned into slicks really quick in the mud.

Moving into place to pull him out.

 

Thats preddy narsty mud brah. Surprised you slid through it

 

Was being dumb with a friend at an old construction lot. Back before I knew anything about what I could and could not do with a truck. Tried to take my 2WD bald tire 99 through a muddy water pit at least a foot deep. Ended about as expected...

Luckily we had his Taco nearby to yank me out!

 

It still surprises me that there aren't more pictures in this thread. But maybe that's because most of us only get stuck once and change our ways haha

 

you have to wheel to get stuck and you have to be willing to accept the consequences of posting here.

 

I just don't wheel all that often

 

Whenever I’m stuck in too concerned with getting unstuck to take a picture. I never think of it until after the fact.

 

That's definitely a thing

 

Thats for sure a thing

 

This is where I spent the night this past Wednesday. Over two feet of snow that I had to dig out of after I fell through a six inch layer of ice crust. Just a big drift of snow as the rest of the area was mostly snow free

 

NGL kinda scenic tho

 

It’s a really beautiful area. Enjoyed my view for sure. And the sunset.

 

I hope you stayed warm.
Any things you were especially happy to have with you or any you won't be forgetting for the next trip?

 

I could have used some beers. Oh, and my -20° sleeping bag when it was about 40° outside was a little over the top.