It's been raining here the last couple of days, a real slow drenching rain. Close to where I work they have been doing some ground work with bull dozers and back hoes and you talk about mud... any way...

Yesterday while arriving at my place of employment I noticed a stuck Chevy in the muck and upon getting closer saw that there were two. The first in up to the frame and the second, he just didn't know what he was doing, had got stuck trying to pull out his buddy.

I pulled up and while exiting the truck laughing and eyeing the situation asked if it would be ok if I were to pull them both out at the same time. The two kids, muddy and ticked off already, chuckled and said, "...you won't be able to but you can try."

Long story short, I was able to get on some slightly firmer ground where the dozers hadn't been much and pulled them both out, (with them behind the wheels of their trucks of course), just in time for their friends to pull up in another Chevy and a Jeep.

It was great, their friends seeing a POS Ford truck pulling two chevys out of the mud at the same time. The looks on their faces, my truck completely hosing the Chevy that was directly attacted to mine, it was great

I haven't had this 4x4 very long and ever since reading the post about the guy that was going to have a pull-off with the Cummings I've been iching to put this truck threw its paces and it performed with out a hitch.

Laughing-ly,
William

 

Way to go! Where's the camera when you ned it?

 

Reminds me of the time I pulled a 80's Bronco buried to the frame in the front (the back never made it into the mud) with a 92 Isuzu P'up. They said it couldn't be done, then they watched me do it.