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Pics of my H2 Pulling H1s out of trouble! - Sorry pic is so big
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[This message was edited by SunsetShannon on November 20, 2002 at 04:57 PM.]
- Shannon
\'98 Black OpenTop H1
Former Sunset Orange H2
http://www.geocities.com/rottinmom/index.html
Viva la E.C.H.O.!
[This message was edited by SunsetShannon on November 20, 2002 at 04:57 PM.]
- Shannon
\'98 Black OpenTop H1
Former Sunset Orange H2
http://www.geocities.com/rottinmom/index.html
Viva la E.C.H.O.!
- Shannon
\'98 Black OpenTop H1
Former Sunset Orange H2
http://www.geocities.com/rottinmom/index.html
Viva la E.C.H.O.!
HeeeeeeeeHawwwwwwwwwww
I thought pulling in reverse was a bad idea due to its stress load on the drivetrain, which is not designed for greater torque in reverse drive.
I always attached tow straps to the rear frame points of my 4 x 4s and pulled forward. Is the Hummer a tougher breed to where towing in reverse is not an issue?
Obviously you can winch from the front by setting the parking brake and tranny in neutral, but that's a situation of stationary pulling where the extraction vehicle acts as an anchor.
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\'03 H2 [Sold]
\'03 Chevrolet Silverado Z71, 6\" Rancho Lift, Rear Factory Locker, 35\" ProComp MTs
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Only reason I can see for pulling in reverse are that you can better see what you are doing, and that in some automatic transmissions, the lowest gear is reverse.
I guess sometmes it can't be avoided, if the guy on the trail in front of you is stuck, and you can't turn around. Then you'll HAVE to tug him out in reverse.
1997 Grand Cherokee TSi
It\'s got some lift, skids, and rock rails, among other things.
*member of the \"No Hummer Krew\"*
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