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FEROZA RESCUES HILUX

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FEROZA RESCUES HILUX

Post by 4x4xmore »

:lol: :lol: these pics are of my little feroza pulling out a dualcab hilux wihout the hilux running, because of the angle he couldnt pick up fuel so it died. HILUX MODS: v8 conversion, lift, big wheels
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Post by shezzbeav »

LOL! :armsup: Go the mighty Ferozas!

My Feroza has towed a few vehicles - Toyota Landcruiser FJ55 and Nissan Patrol :lol: :armsup:
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Post by slhap »

once again, the mighty daihatsu's rescues a range rover..

and tow start it, since he tried to drown his engine.. :P
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Post by icebreaker »

The best part is the look on their face!!!
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Post by HeathGQ »

awesome - one thing though, you shouldnt recover in reverse if you can help it.
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Post by BundyRumandCoke »

Yep, I was going to point that out as well. The reverse gears are straight cut, which are not quite as strong as forward gears. Always try to snatch forwards.
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thanks for the tip, i'll try to remember that next time..
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;)thanks for the tip
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Post by rocknferoza »

I have recovered 2 landcruisers and a bundera with my little weapon :armsup:

But I have been bogged 3 times and been recovered by tractors :oops: :oops:
Also been recovered by a Mitsubishi Triton :finger: Check my avatar :twisted:
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Post by MINI_DOZER »

Still unstoppable!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :twisted:

Touch wood!
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Post by bad_religion_au »

my mighty 40 series cruiser on 33's was pulled out (well off the hump that it was ballancing on) by dangerous_dave...

thought i'd get in before he did... thankfully no pics :D
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Post by RockyF75 »

I've been pulled out in my stocky rocky more times than i like to admit (think i stoped counting after about 16!! and have only had it since feb :D )... having said that, its has gone evrywhere that my friends 6"lifted GQ Patrol has gone, with few exceptions - just takes longer and i get more panel damage :rofl:
+ today i went through a boghole that he chickened on (xcuse was didnt wanna get amps wet :roll: :D, had water up to my ankles, and in the deepest part the waterline went half way up my spare :shock: , only pics are on phone though :x]

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My 92 snowpak has pulled this Turkey out a number of times. The last was when his clutch failed while out bush
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Post by stan »

mate you think thats something .i pulled out a hummer on my postie 110cc bike...
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Post by MightyMouse »

Just a minor correction to the "don't recover in reverse" theory... it not the gearbox thats the issue its the high pinion front diff.
This is a well doccumented issue and is inherent in any high pinion design - so its a good idea to avoid it for that reason.
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It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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Post by Shambles »

stan wrote:mate you think thats something .i pulled out a hummer on my postie 110cc bike...
phhfft, humer and camper trailer on my montain bike :rofl:
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Post by MightyMouse »

Certainly a lot of pulling going on........ ;)
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It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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Post by beally »

BundyRumandCoke wrote:Yep, I was going to point that out as well. The reverse gears are straight cut, which are not quite as strong as forward gears. Always try to snatch forwards.
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