It was more about having fun than anything else. Nobody really expected to get through that ****. That stuff was wicked sticky.

I drove around at 40 MPH with 18 PSI in my tires and I couldn't get them to clean.

Even the Back Hoe couldn't get traction in that sticky nastiness and had to use the bucket and the arm to claw it's way out.

You can call that a creek, but really the water doesn't flow and it just stands and soaks in that clay 365 days a year. Putting a boot down in it was like quick sand.

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North Texas Hummer Team Member

2003 Red H2 equipped with Tough Country Heavy Duty Armor Series Front End with Winch, Rear Bumper, Brush Guard, and Roof Rack.

Very nice Jim. Thought you were going to get stuck for a sec there. Did you need to winch the back hoe out too?

[quote]Originally posted by Detonate:
I realize it doesn't look so impressive on tape, but I guess you'd have to be there.
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Detonate, I'd hate to see what you would consider as "impressive", because I think that clip is pretty damn cool. It makes the video that I took of my H2 in a creek now look like I was going though a rain puddle!!

yea pretty decent video.. did look like you were going to get stuck for a minute there but ya pulled out... keep the vids coming... nath

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