Bad Day for my Yota
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Bad Day for my Yota
Well its plain and simple. I burried my truck in some botomless super soft sand. Ive been in the same exact place before and its never swallowed my truck. but the worst part is that a jeep pulled me out. Something that was kinda cool is me and another 4-runner just like mine had to double up on a big ass ford power stroke that bit off more than he could chew. he was sunk real bad, my little 3.slow couldnt yank that big mofo out by itself. it was also dark by that point so i didnt get any pics of that one. but here is the pics of mine. well im a effin idiot or my computer sucks big oscar myers cause i cant get the pictures on here but what ever
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thanks for the info. the pics look all blurry on here but they are clear on my computer???? but im still pissed that i had to be pulled out by a effin jeep.
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oh and thats not me or my girl. thats my girls sister and her husband.
and i jacked up my bumper at some point during that day. it makes this really really annoying sqeaking noise at the slightest bump in the road. any suggestions on a good strong rear bumper that would also replace my spare tire carrier??
and i jacked up my bumper at some point during that day. it makes this really really annoying sqeaking noise at the slightest bump in the road. any suggestions on a good strong rear bumper that would also replace my spare tire carrier??
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no i didnt air down and a locker would have helped alot cause my right front and left rear were spinin. but the tires have always done great for me in the sand with out airing down. but i do plan on some better tires when these are worn out. but im still a rookie anyway, this is my first 4wd so what do you do?
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I vote paddle tires for the rear! Looks like you got stuck pretty good there. Glad to hear you got out, and just tell people you think it was an FJ40 that towed you out
I've had plenty of 4x4's and I still manage to get stuck in places I probably shouldn't, don't sweat it. Everyone says they can get through something without realizing that pictures have a habit of making things not look as bad as they are.
I've had plenty of 4x4's and I still manage to get stuck in places I probably shouldn't, don't sweat it. Everyone says they can get through something without realizing that pictures have a habit of making things not look as bad as they are.
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got to remember to air down, seems pretty crucial. but any links to back bumpers that have a tire carrier on them would be great. ive been searchin on here and around and no one seems to make them with the carriers on em thanks Charlie
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