<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>In this case, no, as there was nothing to anchor to. My Pull Pal just plowed through the ground when I tried it on the front and it was buried deep <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Phil

What size Pull Pall do you have? I have been considering buying a 14000 lb Pull Pall, but do not believe it would hold well enough to free a H2 stuck in sand.

Don

Phil I have a question.
Could u have used the pull pall and the Explorer (or the Suburban) for an anchor point?
Pull the anchor in and hook to it and put the other vehicle behind it w/ a short strap to the tie in point on anchor.
But u would still need the rear mount to pull it out backward.
BTW when I can get all the stuff together I will get a photo of a REAL H2 recovery team (the Cat D-4D w/60k winch&D-6C, Deere 650G&710B hoe)if we can't pull it out we can lift it w/ the hoe.
An H2 stuck is nothing like getting the D-6 stuck or the 710B.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by johnnieknoxville:
I would like to see one H2 pulling out a Jeep to silence this thread....<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

would you settle for a Tacoma pulling a bozo off a dirt pile?

someone needs a locker

Those jeeper idiots sure shut up fast, didn't they? I forgot about them... Nice pics Tacos. Just proves my point that it is 90% the driver and 10% the vehicle. I personally am not the best offroad driver, but I'm getting better with practice. I am a track driver by nature (used to race my old M5 before it was wrecked), so this whole offroad thing is new to me. But it sure is fun though.

'03 H2 Sunset Orange No mods
'03 BMW M3 Convertible
'02 BMW M5

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by N2ITNSD:
someone needs a locker<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Exactley! Traction is the key. I have stuck open axle 4x4's in similar easy looking spots that I didn't consider obstacles until I couldn't move the vehicle and had to grab a shovel.

A locker is a definate advantage in this situation.

check out my webshots page for some sas taco's and yota's!

(think there are, or were a few sami's on there too)

offroad rigs are built, not purchased...lol

http://www.eng.ysu.edu/~melliott/hobbies.htm

TonkaH2
where are you from?
we've got a trip to the badlands planned for the 20th (I think...)

we goto wellsville often
I'm from Youngstown, Ohio area...

http://www.eng.ysu.edu/~melliott/hobbies.htm

oh really an attica trip...hmmm i might be up for that.

Give me some more info: gumarcel@aol.com

"Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind"

Nothing wrong with a JEEP. But be honest who is goona pull who out ?????

well, a ride a few years ago... a sami pulled a stuck mog... someone has a vid of it, I'll see if I can find out who...

Mike

I couldn't find that vid, but go halfway down this page and you'll a mog pulling TWO D90's at the same time.
http://www.tx4x4.com/adventures/fmog.html

I would like to point out that most jeepers start with 22 thousand dollar jeeps that are really capable and put another 10 gs in them, making them great trail rigs. A lot of H2 guys take 40 plus closed in Suvs and go wheeling with little aftermarket support, who will pull who out? its a matter of time till used h2s are going be going for 17 gs and then you will see a lot of mods on them. Just sit back and wait for the inevitable. It is stupid to think your rig is better because of a Mark, Driver experiance is a huge factor. Remember Jeppers have been jeeping for 60 plus years, a lot of those guys could out wheel both marks in a geo traker.