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Shotgun Creek OHV. There's this big bowl with some huge trenches in the bottom. The toyota on its side tried a "faster" approach to get up and out of the bottom of the trench. The narrow stock size tires got caught in the rut, carried the truck up the sidewall, and then flopped over.
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Rick hooked the winch up to the frame and I hooked up my straps to the front bumper to keep the truck from being drug backwards. With Rick running the winch and me applying tension with the strap, we got the flopper back on it's tires, then eased it back out of the trench. The owner re-attached the canopy, fired er up, and continued wheeling. Took about 10 minutes.
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The hilarious part is that later in the day we were standing around watching the trench action-explaining to some on-lookers about the earlier flop, and a Zuki did the exact same thing like it was on cue or something.
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Shotgun Creek OHV. There's this big bowl with some huge trenches in the bottom. The toyota on its side tried a "faster" approach to get up and out of the bottom of the trench. The narrow stock size tires got caught in the rut, carried the truck up the sidewall, and then flopped over.
<IMG width=527 height=346 SRC="http://www.pirate4x4.com/ubb/uploads/Flop_1_Internet.jpg">
<IMG width=527 height=346 SRC="http://www.pirate4x4.com/ubb/uploads/Flop_2_Internet.jpg">
<IMG width=297 height=440 SRC="http://www.pirate4x4.com/ubb/uploads/Flop_3_Internet.jpg">
Rick hooked the winch up to the frame and I hooked up my straps to the front bumper to keep the truck from being drug backwards. With Rick running the winch and me applying tension with the strap, we got the flopper back on it's tires, then eased it back out of the trench. The owner re-attached the canopy, fired er up, and continued wheeling. Took about 10 minutes.
<IMG width=565 height=374 SRC="http://www.pirate4x4.com/ubb/uploads/Flop_4_Internet.jpg">
The hilarious part is that later in the day we were standing around watching the trench action-explaining to some on-lookers about the earlier flop, and a Zuki did the exact same thing like it was on cue or something.
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