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Why NOT to take a 7000lb+ truck off-road

mountainexplorer

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Old Bridges don't handle weight too well.

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lol


nice bridge, i am sure the moss and crap growing on it was only a sign of its true strength!!!:haha::haha:
 
she's alright its the bridge thats not lol there's no sensible reason i could ever foresee why a 7k + vehicle should not be off road. i will build a heavy recovery/epair vehicle one of these days lol not by wanting to but because strength and accesseries mean weight lol anyway cool pics bro! :waytogo:
 
I'm used to taking heavy and big rigs places they normally don't go. But I probably shouldn't have taken Brutus (thats the Crew cab's name) up there with it's 235/85R16 street tires, Utility box and springs so stiff I thought the windshield was going to crack whenever we hit tiny bumps.

I was in the shortbed stepside on 39.5" boggers... but when it started having fuel delivery issues, I told everyone to go on without me. I darted back to my place, and decided I'd just hop in Brutus and catch up. It was kinda funny sneaking up and getting right on their bumper without them hearing, then seeing them turn around and literally jump seeing a rig right on their tail.

Later on the next day, we were looking at a rough section of road, and my relative in the Jimmy with a 6" lift and 35's didn't think we'd make it. So I went first. I ripped off the drivers side muffler and pipe trying to in Brutus though. After that, I decided I better park it and not beat on it anymore.
 
mountainexplorer said:
It was kinda funny sneaking up and getting right on their bumper without them hearing, then seeing them turn around and literally jump seeing a rig right on their tail.
:haha: :waytogo:

mountainexplorer said:
I decided I better park it and not beat on it anymore.

thats no fun :whistle:
 
in the first pic it doesn't even look like there's a bridge there. it just looks like a muddy bit. you're the king man. wheelin the 235s, i love it!
 

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