Explorer or Expedition? Or maybe a 4-Runner?

[Larry Gude]

Here's the difference...

Well lets go out in the mud and find out


I dont have mine set up for mud though... but I do have a few things done that boosted the HP's up for me, but that is more for hauling and things of that nature


We can hook up frame to frame and see who does what though

...between young and old:

You probably would get down and dirty, in the mud and then hook up.

I would say "Ok, you win!" before getting mud in places that it will still be coming out of 6 months from now or pulling my guts out and hearing metal things go 'SNAP'.

I would be curious, but not with my wheels!

Who could we talk into it?

 

[Softballkid]

...between young and old:

You probably would get down and dirty, in the mud and then hook up.

I would say "Ok, you win!" before getting mud in places that it will still be coming out of 6 months from now or pulling my guts out and hearing metal things go 'SNAP'.

I would be curious, but not with my wheels!

Who could we talk into it?

Where's Pete


If you ever seen my F150, you would know it's not going ANYWHERE near mud I keep that truck sparkling clean when it comes to that stuff...

But I have friends that I know would just for the opprotunity to get in some deep mud and have a pull off though And for that, I would be right in the middle of, though my F150 wouldn't be anywhere near mud slinging distance

 

[Larry Gude]

We had this trail...

Where's Pete


If you ever seen my F150, you would know it's not going ANYWHERE near mud I keep that truck sparkling clean when it comes to that stuff...

But I have friends that I know would just for the opprotunity to get in some deep mud and have a pull off though And for that, I would be right in the middle of, though my F150 wouldn't be anywhere near mud slinging distance

...in Laurel by the lake, man, me, my friends, some nights we would be there all night waiting for someone to come pull us out, or we'd pull someone else out. Not very many people had winches. Nothing would get us more fired up than making it. It was like, maybe, a 1/4 mile or so and if you effed up, floorboards. If you made it, you HAD to do it again, just a bit slower to prove something...then...sooner or later...floorboards.

 

[Softballkid]

...in Laurel by the lake, man, me, my friends, some nights we would be there all night waiting for someone to come pull us out, or we'd pull someone else out. Not very many people had winches. Nothing would get us more fired up than making it. It was like, maybe, a 1/4 mile or so and if you effed up, floorboards. If you made it, you HAD to do it again, just a bit slower to prove something...then...sooner or later...floorboards.

We are like that on our 4 wheelers for sure... and us with the 4x4's always have to go last so the 2wd guys have a chance

We use to do that stuff down on the farm alot, and people who always thought they had something would be the ones who got stuck, and I would just sit in the tractor and wait, then pull them out when they finally realized they were stuck Those are some good times