Man I done it again. You think I would learn

[Cromwell]

That I should look before following someone. It sucks when there is no bottom!!!! Oh well time for another fuild change in the tranny.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y263/mollicaa/Wheeling%20grant%201%20Jun%2008/DSCF0085.jpg

A buddy had it worse and his is an auto..

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y263/mollicaa/Wheeling%20grant%201%20Jun%2008/DSCF0108.jpg

[Wilbur]

I hope that aint salty water! Looks like it could be a little brackish.

[1995Sierra]

that a chebby that came to the rescue?

[Texas4X4]

wow....that stuff just looks deep

[Tonka]

that a chebby that came to the rescue?

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y263/mollicaa/Wheeling%20grant%201%20Jun%2008/DSCF0108.jpg

Being on water, it looks like a Jesus truck!

[b1pig]

that is the same way here. guys in big trucks with 38"+ tires digging out really small holes. they build them so big that 4wd isnt really a challenge.... so they dig the holes out in 2wd. :mad:

that is how i ruined the tranny in my ZJ.

[1995Sierra]

I wasnt sayin i like them that big... i prefer 35-36 range... just noticing it there in the background and was wonderin if it was the rescue truck or how you managed to get out

[Cromwell]

No to the salt water. It is a old retired cucumber farm. I got pulled out by a YJ and of course the XJ needed the tank to pull him out. The tank (AKA checy) is a old Arizona Dept of Forestry chevy crew cab with a big block, 60 front, 14 bolt rear. There were four of us on this trip. A nicely setup YJ, the XJ, the chevy, and little old me and I DID have the smallest vehicle.

XJ - 33" buckshots
YJ - 36" claws
Chevy - 40" or 44" TSLs

ME - tiny 31" STT

Here is the YJ doing a little bit of flex.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y263/mollicaa/Wheeling%20grant%201%20Jun%2008/DSCF0121.jpg

[b1pig]

if you we're 300 miles away... i'd try and find an excuse to come down there. :(

[CMSurfer]

Damn... I got stuck in some water a few years back... Not that deep though. Just enough to flood the front floor. Of course when I got pulled out forward, it all the water ran out the back. That was one of the few times I didn't take out my carpet before going out.

[Liz's TJ]

My girls would be out swimming in that mud hole. That's just their size.

[Wilbur]

Is that one of Duda's old farms?

[Cromwell]

Have no idea, I do know it is in Palm Bay and that is about it. I do not even think I could find the place again. The locals I wheel with took me there and according to them the whole place is usually under water.