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Whoops!, 4-Wheel & Off-Road
6420 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90048-5515
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All in a Day's Work
I was going to work on some trails for my Jeep when the dirt gave way, causing the bobcat and me to roll into a ravine with the bucket fully extended upward. We tried pulling it out with a four-wheel-drive John Deere, but had no luck. We skipped the tow truck and went right for a dozer. The dozer pulled it out, and helped build part of my trail!
David Dockter via 4wheeloffroad.com
Miliwhoops!
While driving around in Ramadi one morning, it got a little sticky while making a U-turn. Another Humvee tried pulling us out but failed and we broke our winch at the same time. It finally took an LVS wrecker to drag us out.
Cpl. Tunnell
From the Marines of K 3/12 Marines
Nice, Billy
And to think I was just out testing the flex with my new Bilstein shocks....
Hank Van Gaale
San Luis Obispo, CA