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Old 11-23-2011, 08:24 PM   #1
Tex_50613
Redneck Customs Bumpers, IA
 
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Oops and stucks

well lets have some fun with this and see your worst wheeling incidents, personally I'd like to take a page from Petersens and do I little description with each one, and I'll start with a couple different times with the same outcome, I was stuck

1st time I stuck it in a hole with enough force to plow dirt with the front bumper and leave 3 of the 38's high and dry, 3 trucks, 6 straps, and 2 hours later I was out




2nd time I found out there was no bottom in this hole at our local wheeling ground, took 4 trucks and some time to get out oh and this time it ate the 44's the truck is equipped with


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