Just got back from a nice afternoon of trail searching. Found this place, nothing killer, I just needed my "fix".

Okay, so a stuck pic probably isn't a good one to start out with but trying to keep these in order. The jeep I was with was able to get to the left of the tree but my wonderful 116in wheelbase won't allow that so I tried to take the mud pit. Like the escape hatch?
You say it doesn't look that bad, that's because I couldn't hit bottom.
Admiring my work, got the tow strap hooked up.

These next two pics are graphic my want to skip them.

Time for a bath



Matt

Testing the snorkle one more time(can never test it too much)
This took about 10min of turning and backing to get out of, tore up the front driver fender on the tree.
Finally got it out, I would have been a little more aggresive with it if I had bumpers.
Okay, I like poser shots too.

There was a few hills but I had a hard time because the rear of my truck is so light now I just crab with the locker, really need to get the bumpers/tire rack done.
So I started doing them in reverse.



Matt

Mikey, Mark.....tell me again why you are doing SAS?

Matt

SWEET! you should be thankful, however, for that top escape hatch you got on that HB

Frankie Seifert
MANC
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haha.. escape hatch!!!

Great pics man!! Looks like you all had a blast!

Build up some sliders and you can hop out onto those to move around the truck when the mud gets deep.

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"I'm just a bill... on Capitol Hill.."

Hahahaha nice tie rod hahahahah

That hole looks like "big nasty", but not deep enough hehe Big nasty swallows everything that enters...I'm not crazy

You missing a bumpstop?

Mr. Will

|1992 SE-V6 4x4, 2001 LE 3.5|
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[This message was edited by 92PathSE on 10-20-02 at 04:42 PM.]

Both sides.

Matt