Currently stuck 10:31 AM EST
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Which wheels are spinning? If you have any straps in the car, you might be able to find a branch in the woods next to you that is slightly longer then the diameter of the wheel and strap it to the tire through the wheel spokes. Giving it power very slowly may allow the branch to Peg Leg the truck out of the hole. It would need to be a pretty substantial Branch probably at least 4-5 in diameter and not rotten. You obviously have internet access so I would look on YouTube at some videos of tractor extraction or something similar for getting out of mud. Is your traction control kicking in?
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Best4x4 (03-12-2022)
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Which wheels are spinning? If you have any straps in the car, you might be able to find a branch in the woods next to you that is slightly longer then the diameter of the wheel and strap it to the tire through the wheel spokes. Giving it power very slowly may allow the branch to Peg Leg the truck out of the hole. It would need to be a pretty substantial Branch probably at least 4-5 in diameter and not rotten. You obviously have internet access so I would look on YouTube at some videos of tractor extraction or something similar for getting out of mud. Is your traction control kicking in?
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Spring is right around the corner.
Do you have any ratch straps? You can run them through the rims around the tire, so the ratching part is in the center of the tire, then slowly back up. Usually carry eight ratch straps at all times, since l wheel by myself 99% of the time. If you plan on continuing to wheel alone, you may want to look into proper recovery supplies, and food and water.
Do you have any ratch straps? You can run them through the rims around the tire, so the ratching part is in the center of the tire, then slowly back up. Usually carry eight ratch straps at all times, since l wheel by myself 99% of the time. If you plan on continuing to wheel alone, you may want to look into proper recovery supplies, and food and water.
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