how mayn of you guys have pulled a domestic/import out of the mud with your pathy?

[4X4pathy94]

i pulled a jeep with front and back lockers stuck in big ruts, jeep wasnt lifted... but the lady and her husband in a 62 land rover were surprised how well the pathfinder was able to go through the mud and ruts..

Edited September 20, 2009 by 4X4pathy94

[GrimGreg]

I've had to yank a stuck Bronco out once, no trouble. However I tried to yank a 4cyl standard cab Hardbody out of a creek once and couldn't budge him, hell, the H1 that we hooked up to him barely got him out, the creek bed was sand and it had him sucked in.

[4X4pathy94]

yea my dad got his xterra stuck in like swampy mud he was wedged in good i couldnt budge him either... hi-lift and a shovel and drove himself out lol

[87pathy]

I pulled a 78 dodge power wagon with 466CI engine and steering 1 tons on all 4's up a hill.

He was running 44 x 19 x 15 boggers.

[94extreme]

i've pulled all kinds from mud, snow, whatever..

[unccpathfinder]

 

 

but fair is fair...I made it through the hole that day and 3 other holes that he went around after sending me through them (one of which he was stuck in over night and rightfully so, i thought i ripped my driveline out b/c there were several stumps in the center)...but about a year later in the snow I got to the middle of it in my 95 where someone with much larger tires got stuck and left me with all 4 off the ground...a 2dr YJ pulled me out...but we have no pictures of that b/c it was like 7am in the snow and I woke him up to come and snatch me out after about an hour or 2 of trying to use a come-a-long and no success

[Nytrosfinder]

I went around this past January when it snowed a few inches with my dad's jeep and looked for cars that drove off the road, and told em $20 bucks and I will pull you out...

 

Made $240 bucks in one day... Life is good...

[nismothunder]

Yep...but never with the pathy it self(unless you count a cadaver in the ditch)I do most of my full size pulling with a full size jeep(or 150)

But I've been pulled out of my front yard in the pathy with a f150 before(read:my mom was pissed)(I didnt know how I got stuck,but bald duelers and street saver tires dont chunk that good)The truck wasnt even buryed,it just lost traction...

[Morningwould]

Pull someone else out. Are you kidding? My Z24 barely has enough power to get out of its own way.

[SC88Pathy]

Video of Yozsi (before he did his SAS) pulling out a Yota from the mudpit in Hollister

 

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[StatutoryApe]

i've pulled a domestic vehicle or two out of the mud. big deal

[Kingman]

This thread seems like blatant disrespect for the broad range of wheeling rigs out there. So what if you pulled out a domestic? Why act like it's a big deal when there's an equal chance it could be the domestic pulling you out? It's NO different than pulling out another Nissan or a Toyota or whatever other import 4x4s are out there.

[nige]

I went around this past January when it snowed a few inches with my dad's jeep and looked for cars that drove off the road, and told em $20 bucks and I will pull you out...

 

Made $240 bucks in one day... Life is good...

 

Be careful doing this. By charging money, you may be liable for any damages/injuries incurred during the recovery. If you do it for free and let the owner know there might be damages beforehand, it will stand up a bit better in court (if you get sued). I would make them sign a waver and hook the gear up to their own car. I know it's ghey because you're just trying to help someone out, but this is law-land and there are lots of bored lawyers out there right now.

 

 

I agree with Kingman, who cares if you've helped out a domestic. They have pulled me out of more trouble than I have. If anything, i've pulled more nissans out of trouble, but that's because I run trails with them more often.

[4X4pathy94]

Be careful doing this. By charging money, you may be liable for any damages/injuries incurred during the recovery. If you do it for free and let the owner know there might be damages beforehand, it will stand up a bit better in court (if you get sued). I would make them sign a waver and hook the gear up to their own car. I know it's ghey because you're just trying to help someone out, but this is law-land and there are lots of bored lawyers out there right now.

I agree with Kingman, who cares if you've helped out a domestic. They have pulled me out of more trouble than I have. If anything, i've pulled more nissans out of trouble, but that's because I run trails with them more often.

changed the topic yea your right all 4x4's are equal sry for any hurt feelings. I just wanted to read some recovery stories.....