Superduty to the rescue

[kinneyt]

If you want to know what I am referring to you will have to watch the superduty pull the semi up the hill on the episode of Gold Rush tonight.

 

[summ8rmk]

November 2012
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeciwT8-1go&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Riden the Yamacat

 

[volcano buster]

I get a kick out of that show, but I think too much of the drama is staged.

Same episode they buried the off-road dump truck to the frame in Guyana. Dave is too good of an operator to continue spinning tires until it is buried. Tear the road up that bad before you lay down some structure? I don't think so.

 

[kinneyt]

I get a kick out of that show, but I think too much of the drama is staged.

Same episode they buried the off-road dump truck to the frame in Guyana. Dave is too good of an operator to continue spinning tires until it is buried. Tear the road up that bad before you lay down some structure? I don't think so.

I agree with most everything being staged. Plus if that superduty really made the difference the guy driving the semi needs some lessons.

 

[Powderboy]

Not that hard to believe really. Think of the big difference a ski pull makes when you're stuck sledding.

 

[Sledbrain2]

Staged Ford is a sponsor, Not saying it did not help to get momentum up the hill but any 1 ton diesel would have done the same job.

 

[94fordguy]

Sometimes just the tiniest bit of help makes all the difference.

 

[carlc]

Yep. A friend pulled his truck and open trailer out of the ditch one with a thundercat, all it needed was a little pull and the sled gave it the pull


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[summ8rmk]

Yep. A friend pulled his truck and open trailer out of the ditch one with a thundercat, all it needed was a little pull and the sled gave it the pull


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My buddy used his 98 summitX 670 to pull my suburban out of the parking lot. About 25ft.

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