Anybody have pics of their rig being stuck?
Here is a bad pic on my first pick-up stuck miles south of Harrison Pass in the Ruby mountains of Nevada.
If I had a high-lift jack we probably could have gotten ourselves out, but I didn't have one yet. Had three guys stop and try to pull us out to no avail. We hiked out to the main road over Harrison pass and my brother hitched a ride into Spring Creek.
He got back about 6 hours later with a couple of surveyers from Wyoming, one of which was a gal. She was amazing! She whipped out a chainsaw buried under a bunch of stuff in her BIG ASS Chevy truck, cut some logs to put under the buried tires after lifting with a high-lift jack.
Luckily 2 other rigs stopped back by to see if we got out and we hooked all 3 together and finally got unstuck. All she asked in return was oil for her leaky engine.
I have since paid the favor forward by helping other rigs get unstuck over the years.http://forum.eastmans.com/images/styles/eastmans/attach/jpg.gif
Here is a bad pic on my first pick-up stuck miles south of Harrison Pass in the Ruby mountains of Nevada.
If I had a high-lift jack we probably could have gotten ourselves out, but I didn't have one yet. Had three guys stop and try to pull us out to no avail. We hiked out to the main road over Harrison pass and my brother hitched a ride into Spring Creek.
He got back about 6 hours later with a couple of surveyers from Wyoming, one of which was a gal. She was amazing! She whipped out a chainsaw buried under a bunch of stuff in her BIG ASS Chevy truck, cut some logs to put under the buried tires after lifting with a high-lift jack.
Luckily 2 other rigs stopped back by to see if we got out and we hooked all 3 together and finally got unstuck. All she asked in return was oil for her leaky engine.
I have since paid the favor forward by helping other rigs get unstuck over the years.http://forum.eastmans.com/images/styles/eastmans/attach/jpg.gif
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