that will most likey be us as well next sat. as i will try to go thru this hole w/ the 08' as you see my 06' didnt make it. lol

 

Hey Stendori, when you got stuck here was that with or without the big MUDLITEs?

DRIVE IT LIKE YOU OWN IT! NOT LIKE YOU STUCK IT...LOL

R'

 

That thick nasty mud is something else.. I got stuck in it last weekend, I have no pics.. Im going to start taking my camera.. I had to get my husband to pull me out with his winch on his 06 suzuki eiger. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img] It was fun though! Got all covered in mud! Took me a couple of hours to wash off the 4-wheelers.!

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: RticKwad

Hey Stendori, when you got stuck here was that with or without the big MUDLITEs?



DRIVE IT LIKE YOU OWN IT! NOT LIKE YOU STUCK IT...LOL



R'</end quote></div>

you i cant really remember, but i dont think it would make any differnce but ill find out next weekend i hope as i just got the clutch spring a few minutes ago, so im already to play.

 

can get a hand crank winch from norther tool etc. for like 13 bucks. cheaper than an electric winch. 30 foot tow strap and hand crank will get you out of anything

 

i dont know about it getting you out of anything or of everything w/ all the heavy bikes and i think you would be there awhile cranking by hand.

 

I have to agree with Stendori......When you get a heavy Polaris twin mired in "double gravity mud" I'd much rather press the rocker switch for my RT30 than be crankin' away on a hand winch....especially when it's August and 85-90 degrees out!!

 

I have to agree with Stendori......When you get a heavy Polaris twin mired in "double gravity mud" I'd much rather press the rocker switch for my RT30 than be crankin' away on a hand winch....especially when it's August and 85-90 degrees out!!

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: 700 sportsman

how did u get out of that mess</end quote></div>


Never mind How you got out, but Why you got in? j/k lol

 

I'd hate to hand crank mine 20 feet to solid ground. That must be well over 100 cranks. Plus with the winch on the quad you can sit there and give it the gas the same time you're winching.