You got that right,I have experience,just a patch of damp grass and it's helpless
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Originally Posted by Tenn01PSD350
2wd dually will get stuck in wet grass from my experience. I have seen it. Power to pull a house off it's foundation and the traction to dig a hole right there.
you two clearly need lessons on how to handle the wide hip'd ladies!
I'm sure you would have clean her ride up if she did get something on it!
Actually, she cleaned mine up after I spun mud all over myself trying to get out. She knew I had a rough day so she and the daughter decided to wash the truck for me. She did make me put on the smoke cab lights she bought for me while they were drying the truck off though.
A wife like that makes it easier to admit to the unfortunate incidents in life.
I for shore don't need any lessons
I'v got enough miles under my belt to put a truck through it's paces
just messin' with ya....
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Originally Posted by Tenn01PSD350
I guess so. I always kinda slap that... well, never a problem there. I have never owned a dually but have seen them in action.
its funny how you said the pulling a house off the foundation thing. people always ask me why i need a dually and thats what i tell them. in case i ever need to pull a house of its foundation! LOL!
thats the bad thing about dually's though once your momentum stops youre screwed.......
Actually, she cleaned mine up after I spun mud all over myself trying to get out. She knew I had a rough day so she and the daughter decided to wash the truck for me. She did make me put on the smoke cab lights she bought for me while they were drying the truck off though.
A wife like that makes it easier to admit to the unfortunate incidents in life.
She's a keeper.
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Silver truck with a hairdryer and sticks. A lot of other less expensive chit too which adds up to expensive.
What a feeling you get when you pull somebody out of a situation like that huh Patti, nice save. It happens Chris, these 4x4's are beast's thats for sure.
Nothing wrong with a lady driving a diesel and yanking a man from some mud, especially if she is your lady. I have been trying to get my spouse to drive a powerstroke for a long time. Thanks for sharing
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