Hey all,

Well went wheeling with TTROA and someone a good freind almost died, here is the link.....



http://www.toy4runner.com/videos/roleover.wmv

This tree saved his life.... , it goes to show you what happens when you mis judge something..

more pictures at: www.toy4runner.com

 

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That looked like a helluva trail he came off of.
I'll dedicate this beer to him and his rig. Glad one of them came out okay.

 

Wow, I would have kissed that tree too!

Amazing!

 

Whatever doesnt kill you...

Here's to you buddy, take him to Vegas

 

Holly cow! Sad day for the truck but boy was that guy lucky to have that tree there. Looked like it would have been a looooong way down if not. Definetly makes you stop and think.

 

I don't know who makes that wind deflector...but I want one.

 

Wow, he's very lucky.
Glad he is OK and you got the rig recovered.

It's also good there was more than one rig that had a winch on it.
That was a two winch job for sure.

I feel every rig that goes off road should have one for safety.

 

Wow, glad everyone was ok. Looks like that guy has him a new tube buggy now

 

how many times did it roll?

is the engine running?

is it drivable? (obviously you cant see out the windshield, but other than that?)

 

I'm curious: was the driver aware that he might tip and that there is a cliff?

 

Rolled once, the part he rolled on is part of the sierra trek trail, its about a 5000ft drop, if there was no trek, there was no way of living.....

No, we towed it back to camp and wrenched on it in the morning so we could drive it to the road and call AAA....

 

Was he injured?

Nice job on the recovery. I hope the truck will see the trails again.

 

nope he came out without a scratch..... I think the truck will never see the dirk again as he will be getting a new one..

 

I would have had to clean out my shorts after that! Glad he is ok!

 

I still don't quite understand how it happened. I know pictures can be deceiving, but it doesn't seem like that "tippy" of an obstacle. But again, I know pictures never tell the severity of trails.

John