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Ran across this picture in my hunting scrapbook. Had to scan it in the computer and share. Anyone else have muddy pics and stories? This was after a morning duck hunt.

 

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I wish I had snapped a few pics of my recent mud adventures. ^^^ How do you like your Maxxis tires? I feel like they'd be the loudest tire ever, but I don't know why I think that.

I love them! They have a little bit of hum to them, but its really not that bad at all. There pretty cheap to, and they have a nice tread pattern. So far i've put about 7,000 miles on them and there holding up pretty good

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these fs trucks are all way to heavy and cost to much to fix. just get something, cheap, light weight, with lockers, t-case gears and you can go threw anything u want even atv trails!

 

see this guy is stuck and we went through it and didnt even spin a tire :cheers: it was a baby hole. We when in swamp land. its called jones swamp in florida!

 

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now for smerffete back where she had 33's now 35s

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these fs trucks are all way to heavy and cost to much to fix. just get something, cheap, light weight, with lockers, t-case gears and you can go threw anything u want even atv trails!

 

see this guy is stuck and we went through it and didnt even spin a tire :lol: it was a baby hole. We when in swamp land. its called jones swamp in florida!

Working on getting a k5 blazer that imma put some 37 inch boggers or tsl's on :cheers:

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3K Miles, stock wilderness ATs (tore the bumpers up on a trail a few weeks earlier)

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Quick sand, testing out the new MT/Rs-- where I'm stuck looked flat like the background first. My buddy literally pushed me out backwards with his bare hands, although he did almost lose a boot.

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So I hit it again, but harder... this time I had to be pulled out

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56K Just driving down the road and it got but muddy and loose all of the sudden. I couldn't get anywhere in reverse so I just tried to steer to the middle of the road.. to no avail.. Ended up buried to the frame, bumper to bumper.

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So I winched to a ground packer, which I also got stuck. Then I buried the front bumper and burned the winch motor up... Only moved about 8-10 feet.

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So my buddy came and pulled me out backwards with a bull dozer, which did the work with no trouble

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@ el gaterose I hate the feeling you get when you stop your truck on a real muddy and slippery road, but it keeps on sliding....right into a dam ditch

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@ el gaterose I hate the feeling you get when you stop your truck on a real muddy and slippery road, but it keeps on sliding....right into a dam ditch

Yeah, mud's fun until you realize you're not in control anymore. Mud and gravity do the steering and reverse just makes the rear end slide down too. Good stories though...

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@ el gaterose I hate the feeling you get when you stop your truck on a real muddy and slippery road, but it keeps on sliding....right into a dam ditch

Yeah, mud's fun until you realize you're not in control anymore. Mud and gravity do the steering and reverse just makes the rear end slide down too. Good stories though...

 

Amen to that...half the fun is getting stuck

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