"Went mudding" got stuck. need some help asap
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Oh, yeah? Well last week my dad snatched a superduty with 44 boggers out of a mudhole when he was stuck with a Ford pinto. LMAO
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He also needs to get rid of the street tires if he's wanting to mud. It was bad from the start. Factory type street tires, mud, no locker, etc. It's a hard lesson to learn.
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i have been "offroad" with my 2wd to tow my quads to my spot, soft sand, a lil mud, articulated spots...and i have my rear drop shackled and no o/l leaf....i also plan to lower 2/4 this year and still go out to my spots and i have no worries of getting stuck if i do ill have someone pull me out i guess.....you just gotta know how to drive....
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That's the key. I've been plenty of places mudding and playing around. I just know the limits and you have to either check out where you're going first or know the area. I've got no problem getting out there, but there are different ways to drive in each situation. (sand, mud, etc.)
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That's the key. I've been plenty of places mudding and playing around. I just know the limits and you have to either check out where you're going first or know the area. I've got no problem getting out there, but there are different ways to drive in each situation. (sand, mud, etc.)
EXACTLY and that is ***** OUT BABY!!! hahaha
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haha. I'm not so sure about that. You really shouldn't unless you ONLY have 2wd go ***** out in our FL sugar sand. You can get buried real fast.
