well last night was the first time ive been had to be pulled out.

 

i was driving home when i was flagged down by a few teenagers that had got their stock wrangler stuck in the mud. so i went uot to the field and pulled him uot no problem, but when i was driving back to the road i drove the same way out and got high centered. well the mud we where on was seriously like quick sand.

 

so i found a guy with a lifted F250 and i had to get my girlfriend come get me so i could go buy a tow strap. got back and tried to get it out. we ended up having to get one of the D9 cat's and use it to get me out.

 

oh well, had fun in the 60+ mph gusts and the pouring down rail

just glad there was someone to help me out. i know now that i really need that recovery kit fo sho

Oh man that really sucks but a lease you got to pull out a wrangler first. i've gotten high centered before lots of times, i guess thats the advantage to the short wheelbase hatchs.

it takes a 2500lb roo to pull out a 3500lb jeep. it takes a God knows how much it weighs D9 Cat (in my case a "dualie tractor") to pull out a stuck soobie. who's car's got da biggest balls.

ya i thought it was rather funny that i yanked him out with no problem in 4lo when we was saying on the pumpkins, then i sank to the frame and took a D9 to pull me out.

 

when the ford was trying i was in 4lo and it only moved like an inch. and the D9 just idled me out it was cool to see.

like a boot stuck in a mud puddle.

been reading about the rain out that way-- normal places may be a surprise.. get that here sometimes too, including our own driveways.

lately, its golf clubs staying open and breaking records for how many days they didn't close for weather. :cool:

only if some of us guy were there. it would be sweet to have 2 or 3 subarus pull ya out:lol:

It's good Karma when you pulled the jeep out .....payin' ya back for when you got stuck....I'm sure a smaller cat would've pulled ya out as a D9 is huge!