@abryce
Hope there was a lot of mud being kicked up
Too by the recovery vehicle and boned up good, mate
2000 F-150 stuck in slushy ice
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After 35 years as an enthusiast, I’ve made my first video. Looking forward to the second...
2000 F-150 RWD Stuck in the slushy ice – 02:48
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Bit stuck there
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@westfil11 Just a little.
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Love a good truck stuck, saw a pickup sunk i to a field near me a few weeks ago
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@westfil11 I’ve had a couple good ones. 3 ton uhaul full of concert gear buried in a field after a show, rained before load out. Took a tractor to drag it back to the road...
Pickups outnumber cars 10-1 up here, and this is the season to see some good stucks
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Yea in the U.K. our weather is very wet so and events or shows with grass parking is a sea of stuck cars and trucks
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@gravey1of2 Nice Work, Man! Love a truck stuck and a man workin' it and not gettin' out. Looking forward to your next vid!
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@rauhbein1 I was so excited to see the ice field. I’m not the only one to get stuck there this week, but I’d bet I was the only one happy about it.
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Summer tires and ice only going to have a happy ending
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@westfil11 It’s kind of remarkable that I haven’t been stuck more over the last couple winters. New tires coming at the end of summer, so I’ll enjoy these ones while they’re on.
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Hope you find some soft mud to sink into
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@westfil11 I got a couple spots scouted already
Kinda want to rent/buy a 4x4 and go for a spin on this beach...
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Your truck only rwd
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@westfil11 Yes, only rwd
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Oh boy you will have fun there then
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@hardstuck Thank you, I’m looking forward to the next one myself.
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@gravey1of2 Aw, c'mon Gravey! Take the rwd! I'm bettin' you wouldn't even have to get to the beach to get 'er STUCK! Perfect spot to get 'innocently' buried to the axle and give us that promised next vid...
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@hardstuck
maybe I’ll make it a little closer this time.. The beginning of the goat path down to that beach is the one I’m sideways across in the video. Once the snow is gone, it’s about 500 meters/1500 feet of clay chute down onto the beach
