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4 idiots + 1 sierra + 1 bogged vitara + no idea = carnage...

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4 idiots + 1 sierra + 1 bogged vitara + no idea = carnage...

Post by ZUKPOWER »

Ever wondered why the "safety nazis" tell you not to snatch off that little metal loop on the back of your sierra...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_prLiK97v0
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Post by spamwell »

well done,

huge tech tip here lol use recovery points
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Post by Turbo Tonka »

luky it wasnt any worse mate.

now get tow hooks mounted safely :armsup: :armsup:
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Post by bazooked »

retards!
buggy time............
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Post by jimbo jones »

mabye next time ues a snatch strap and not a winch extension strap and rated recovery points but they did a good job smashed 2 windows lol :armsup: :armsup:
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Post by built4thrashing »

i learnt the hard way also and wasnt pullin hard either. I tried to pull a small tree out of the ground at home using the front loop and well you can see the result. :shock: :shock: :shock:


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Post by Brenton »

woops , looks like that would have hit the driver if it had been a soft top.
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Post by lump_a_charcoal »

r0ck_m0nkey wrote:Proof that Charles Darwin was wrong.
He was right, it just takes longer for some...
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Post by ZUKPOWER »

Brenton wrote:woops , looks like that would have hit the driver if it had been a soft top.
it actually hit the roll bar we installed a week ago just behind the drivers head, thats why it shot out the side window.
Turbo Tonka wrote:luky it wasnt any worse mate.

now get tow hooks mounted safely
It's not me in the video they're mates of mine, but your right they are very lucky, and they wondered why I was standing so far away when we were doing recoveries the day before.
And yes proper rated recovery points are now VERY high on his to do list lol

Oh well, he needed a new back door anyway (I was the one who put the hole in it the day before that the camera guys points out lol) and we were talking about replacing the side windows with sheet metal to look like a panel van
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Post by Zook_Fan »

built4thrashing wrote:i learnt the hard way also and wasnt pullin hard either. I tried to pull a small tree out of the ground at home using the front loop and well you can see the result. :shock: :shock: :shock:


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when you think about it, it looks like a good sway bar disconnect :cool:
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Post by redzook »

fawkin medowie rednecks :finger:
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Post by ZUKPOWER »

redzook wrote:fawkin medowie rednecks :finger:
yeah why would you live here ay... :finger:
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' cause they've got MUD.
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Post by islandvitara »

fukn idiots lol fuk that!!! could of been deadly if it hit him!!
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Post by magneto »

ZUKPOWER wrote:
redzook wrote:fawkin medowie rednecks :finger:
yeah why would you live here ay... :finger:
Funny ya ask that. I've got 2 young blokes who work for me that come from Medowie and I ask the same thing to them lol
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Post by shandy »

hi
bad luck about the window, but if you have a soft top wouldn't the flapyness absorb the impact so it might just leave a mark/scratch???

thanks
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Post by weaves »

that was quite entertaining.

i think that white sierra works up rutherford way. it looks very fimiliar.

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Post by lump_a_charcoal »

shandy wrote:hi
bad luck about the window, but if you have a soft top wouldn't the flapyness absorb the impact so it might just leave a mark/scratch???

thanks
It may just absorb less impact, thus killing the driver... Who knows, hope no one finds out!
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Post by just cruizin' »

built4thrashing wrote:i learnt the hard way also and wasnt pullin hard either. I tried to pull a small tree out of the ground at home using the front loop and well you can see the result. :shock: :shock: :shock:


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Looks like the cross member has suffered a hard life before you tried to uproot the tree.
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Post by dank »

http://www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx? ... tID=142366

An incident where the outcome wasn't so lucky. Don't stuff around with substandard equipment and unsafe practice with recovery gear.
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Post by Guy »

built4thrashing wrote:i learnt the hard way also and wasnt pullin hard either. I tried to pull a small tree out of the ground at home using the front loop and well you can see the result. :shock: :shock: :shock:


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I see that the metal is torn, but not catastrophic failure. The strap still would have been attached to your vehicle.

This has been discussed 100 times before.
Some say yay .. some say nay.
I have used that little loop in the past, and will use it again in the future.

They were using a winch extension strap or the like in that video. and shock loading it, little wonder stuff broke.
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Post by ZUKPOWER »

weaves wrote:that was quite entertaining.

i think that white sierra works up rutherford way. it looks very fimiliar.

weaves
The guy who owns the white vitara works in rutherford, not sure about the sierra though. Both cars are from Medowie.
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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

ZUKPOWER wrote:
weaves wrote:that was quite entertaining.

i think that white sierra works up rutherford way. it looks very fimiliar.

weaves
The guy who owns the white vitara works in rutherford, not sure about the sierra though. Both cars are from Medowie.
Has he just bought that Vitara?
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Post by ZUKPOWER »

r0ck_m0nkey wrote:
ZUKPOWER wrote:
weaves wrote:that was quite entertaining.

i think that white sierra works up rutherford way. it looks very fimiliar.

weaves
The guy who owns the white vitara works in rutherford, not sure about the sierra though. Both cars are from Medowie.
Has he just bought that Vitara?
yeah lol about 2 weeks ago
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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

ZUKPOWER wrote:
r0ck_m0nkey wrote:
ZUKPOWER wrote:
weaves wrote:that was quite entertaining.

i think that white sierra works up rutherford way. it looks very fimiliar.

weaves
The guy who owns the white vitara works in rutherford, not sure about the sierra though. Both cars are from Medowie.
Has he just bought that Vitara?
yeah lol about 2 weeks ago
From a young guy that works in Rutherford whose just bought a Hilux?

If so, I'll have to show him this video. :lol:
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