We took this thing through so much mud and water. Rarely got stuck, but this time we did. I could get a big enough head start to build some speed and the mud was very deep and there was an edge about 2' tall I had to muscle it over. Good times.





Suzuki Ozark 250 2x4<br/>Stuck in the mud with no winch and that to rip it out.





Suzuki Ozark 250 2x4<br/>Stuck in the mud with no winch and that to rip it out.

 

That's some nasty looking muck. Lightweight quads will go through a lot of crap but I don't think I'd try that alone. I took my TrailBlazer where I shouldn't have and it was okay until I high centered and I was in water up to the tail light.

 

I had an Ozark once myself. I had mudlite at's on the back. It would go through some stuff you wouldn't think a 2x4 quad would. Didn't try anything quite like that though. The light weight helped a lot. I think it they had made a 4x4 version of it, it would have had enough power to handle it and still would have been well under 500 lbs. Id probably advise getting a winch though. I think several manufacturers have kits for the Ozark.

 

I'm surprised you made it that far!!! You sure you didn't back in for a pic? Nasty stuff for sure.

 

Nope didn't back in at all. I was wearing sandals and driving it through the creek. Need to get out and got stuck. I had to lift it out and move it over multiple times until I made it to more solid ground. Took around 45 min to an hour.

 

Ozarks have Mirrors?

 

They do if you add them, those are bolt on addons. They do look factory though.

 

Had a Kawasaki Lakota 300. I had to use the same method. Learned to get 4wd up here in New England (and a winch). I don't know how many times we had to use the lift and move...

 

woo don't you just love 2wd at least you got a winch all i got is a tow strap and a tractor