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Recovering a stuck Jeep
This would not be a good way to help a friend who is stuck in mud.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcHrkhHXoHo :drama: :perfect10s: :perfect10s: :drama: |
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OK, that was hilarious!!!!!!
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What idiots! Why would anyone with even half a brain attach the snatch-em-strap to the rollcage instead of the frame? Oh wait, I got the answer. The same idiot who would lift his vehicle by adding spacers between the body and the frame !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Wait heres part 2. What they did afterward.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-sxgvnwfDQ |
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Complete morons !!!!!!!!
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LOL Jeeps!!!:OWNED: :OWNED: :OWNED:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxBGP0kMkRY |
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:iagree: HAHAHA i was expecting it to blow some gears out!!!
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I really dont understand how that could happen, and so easily...almost would think its staged, but the crowds responce tells me no.
Is the roll cage on jeeps just anchored to the rear body section and not the frame, and is the connection between body and frame so weak that a few tires stuck in the mud would be able to hold it enough for body/frame seperation on a light tug? --John |
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