sweden
07-21-2002, 05:48 PM
Pictures from this weekends offroading in northern sweden, look out for the red flatfender with Volvo C303 portals.
http://multimedia.campus.luth.se/poff/poff_juli_2002_boden/index.html
More pictures from other swedish gatherings at our clubs homepage: http://www.poff.org/
http://multimedia.campus.luth.se/poff/poff_juli_2002_boden/images/111-1146_IMG.JPG
http://multimedia.campus.luth.se/poff/poff_juli_2002_boden/images/112-1282_IMG.JPG
EricZ
07-21-2002, 06:28 PM
You guy's ever heard of "Tread Lightly"?
So many pics through green grasses and one of a guy going over a baby pine.
Those pics would be used against us over here in USA and get our trails shut down.
zoinks...................take a look at index 7.
now that is fully getting it. :D
cool pics
tommybronco
07-21-2002, 08:34 PM
Ya thats a nice tow rig.
My dads buddy built a smal boom like that with hydros to load his snow mobile on the truck in the winter but i would have never thought about having a truck big enough to do it with your rig. That is cool :D
Whats the deal with the Willey Wonka's Chocolate Factory Wheelin in Index 12???
What the hell is that shit?:D:D:D
sweden
07-22-2002, 02:17 PM
Hehe, it may seem very harsh of us running around in the swamplands like that but its so fun!
Nah, the area we used on this outing is a large LARGE military excercise field. They are training tank-crews / educating military personell on 4x4 - 6x6 light and heavy equip / swedish military vehicle makers takes test drives in the muck and so on. And thats been practiced since the 50:s.
Btw, the pictures in index 12 is us trying to get thru a previously tank-molested area where they practices winching, thus having to get a tank stuck first by purpose :)
The area is considered amongst the best offroad-areas in sweden.
It's got sand / (rock) / muck / mud / mosquitos :(
But! -It's getting tougher and tougher to get hold of the field legally :(
Magnus
unimogken
07-22-2002, 02:50 PM
Wow, i'd have to say that in index 7 pic "112-1236_IMG.JPG" would have to take the prize for the ultimate tow rig.
I will have to save up for one like that....har har. Or get 2 more jobs to save up for one.
It is also nice to see what kind of rigs you wheel in Sweden. What are the prices like on replacement parts? And are they pretty easy to get?
Looks like fun!!
Later.
Ken S.
sweden
07-22-2002, 03:06 PM
I think that guy borrowed a Volvo work truck with a PALFINGER crane, power companys and such have them around here. Mighty neat crane, folds behind the cab and are remotely controlled by radio.
Well, about wheeling.. You wheel what 4x4 you find :) -I have never ever seen a 4x4 built on a frame in a junkyard yet..
You find an old IH or blazer and run it til it dies, then use the 350/350/np205 and some volvo axles and put it to work in some other application. 4x4 stuff tend to end up with just a few persons :) -Very common is also building old military vehicles like the C303 / laplander / heavier trucks...
We are not so enlightened about different axles, we tend to like volvo products..
Saw an old bronco wheeling this weekend, first time ever.
Magnus
http://multimedia.campus.luth.se/poff/poff_juli_2002_boden/images/112-1239_IMG.JPG
"We dont need no stinkin' winches"