Toyota Guy had to post a vid of me stuck lol

[RamRod]

Here is a link to my first recovery....

What the vid doesn't show is:

1. the 1.5' of clay mud a the base of the pit
2. The 3' near vertical wall "wall" to get out of the last pit
3. the bald a$$ BFG A/T's
4. The Toyota's not making it as far as me before needing recovery

But best of all!

I was able to at least get my front tires out of the pit!

None of the three other Yota's were able to to even get their front tires to the point that they could even try to climb out of the pit, because they all needed to get recovered from the base of first pit (the one I am initially hung up on because of my spotters poor directions... :huh:.. a Toyota guy...)

With some proper treads I would have stood a chance of making it further or maybe even out, but that would have embarrassed them too much lol!

ITs all in good fun though:

here it is

[video=youtube_share;3SLGYFmLMvY]http://youtu.be/3SLGYFmLMvY[/video]

 

[3Hummers]

If you don't need the occasional strap you aren't trying hard enough.

 

[REDSKINSFAN]

I always laugh when I see ***otas who think they the sh*t, I'm like yo hunk of sh*t was built for the road so you can buy tampons and midol

 

[SuperBuickGuy]

after my 99 Tacoma, I'll never own another Toyota truck - they are such a piece of crap.

 

[RamRod]

For what ever reason the only three "active" 4x4 clubs in my province (that put together trail runs and do trail maintenance) are the two Toyota clubs and a Jeep club.... Toyota must have done a great job marketing to my generation as both Toyota clubs are of my generation and the Jeep club is a big mix....

I choose to go with the Toyota guys and have a blast with them

However, I am moving in the fall and might be able to get a group of about four Hummer guys to get some regular hummer runs together (H1, H2 & two H3T's)

 

[alrock]

Glad you've got a good sense of humor about it. Some Jeeper acquaintances got an earful once when they showed pics of my H3 pulling a burned out XJ out of the desert during a cleanup. Some of the Jeepers on that forum were upset that they "let" a Hummer pull the Jeep carcass.

 

[SuperBuickGuy]

When I was doing Oso slide recovery work, we were pulling out all sorts of vehicles from the mud pit that was our forward air operations base (also the morgue). A friend, who is also one of the VPs of the SAR group and I both were considering pulling an H1 out of the mud (mind you, this was clay, and it was trying to pull a 15,000 lb refer trailer, AND it was a communications rig so it was already overweight... to shorten the story, I let him pull the H1 out with his rubicon; and it was the best thing I ever did for our friendship. I own a Hummer because it's what I like, not because of what anyone else thinks - I'm pretty sure he owns a Rubicon for the same reason...

 

[owlxxx]

my brother in law has video of my little base '06 h3 pulling out a 4 door Toyota tundra with a 6" lift and 37s out of snow. The local city plow crews were watching and after that, they let me traverse the closed roads freely.

 

[cbetts]

I think you have it all wrong. It isn't everyday that you see a Hummer in a mud pit pushing a Toyota with a strap! That takes a lot of talent.

 

[poweraidon]

Lol


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[cbetts]

I forgot I rescued a coworker from a water pit:

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