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Yesterday I was driving past a construction site.....huge area where they're grading and prepping for a future mall....a piece of machinery (not sure what it's called....cuts trees in rugged areas with monster truck tractor tires....I could barely see it from the road but it looked like it was...

"Tested" the new winch today....10K.....came across a stuck full size blazer in a water hole.....had no front tow hooks...had to get around him...and believe me it wasn't easy then hooked up and a few minuted later freed...sorry no pics....i know it's worthless without pics but taking pictures...

post some cool vids such as these:smile5:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTrkHlTuLsk&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlkH6KTaagY&feature=related

Let's see some video of rigs (or other machinery) helping out another

Any suggestions..or I should say anyone have any short reviews on 'newer' as in tires that came out recently..and you had them on your truck for a few months and actually put them to some offroad use..even if just job site type terrain......tires such as all terrain/mud....wet weather siping.

I will compiling a list of lift laws by state....but for now...if your state has a law..(only a few don't)...and you have the info...please post it:cornut:

Post a picture..and/or tell us about your winch(es)...any problems??Anything about your winch or general questions.

Often you will see girls posing on, by, or in a truck...maybe washing one....but they are usually photo shoots..and that's cool....but most want to see actual girls (I speak for many I suppose) who either own or are associated with the truck(ex:girlfriend). Hopefully we can get some...please no...

Anyone with information on upcoming trail runs or otherwise off-highway "explorations" you can post them here.

This thread will be for tips and tricks of recovery. This could include improvisation techniques(safe), easily overlooked steps to reduce pulling drag,etc...

Post up some stuck pics and wheelin pics

Let's get some juice runnin through this forum...any electricians out there?

DO: Try to buy a tow strap that does NOT have a metal hook on it DO : Make sure the strap is not twisted before fastening to two points. DO: Know the ratings of the receiver hitch,shackles, pulley,winch,rope,etc. that are used together DO NOT: Use a strap,chain,or other device that is...

When choosing points to attach recovery(tow straps)...it must be to a point that is securely affixed to the vehicle...a nobrainer is to use factory tow hooks if they are available... Here's the common mistakes: 1. Recovery chain, strap, etc. is attached to the bumper(and it's not...

The 4.0SOHC is a solid...strong motor...that is not a part of the modular motor family....it's never let me down

As soon as I get some content rights...which should be soon...I'll start posting some reference material....

I'm happy to sponsor this thread...there aren't many forums on the web to discuss this topic...I have over 10 years of offroad driving experience, recovery operations, including recovery training instructor for the military. Hope you enjoy....many pics are coming soon..