Winches in the desert?????
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Fatrover
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ye'll need a ground anchor to start wi'...
i have looked at ground anchors. the only problem is my very tight budget. so really hoping for ways around not having a winch
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A shovel or two and some sand (bridging)ladders would be more use to yer
dunt bother with a winch get yerself a good Hi-lift jack and the above shovel stuff
dunt bother with a winch get yerself a good Hi-lift jack and the above shovel stuff
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Thats true. you could make an anchor from scrap.. its pretty easy... an a tirfor winch is all ye need then...
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dunt forget a board to put under the hi lift.. else itll sink in't sand
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6 off and tyre levers,spare tubes and if yer really feelin flush get an adapter that bolts to the hi-lift to break the beads.
Oooh! Its all commin back to me now
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jest fit some tracks to yer wagon......
What like a tank????????? Doesn't that take the fun out of it??? I was more along the lines of not getting stuck
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And i see you've got an 88".
So space is precious! Pack everything you think you'll need for day today livin and get yerself away for a few weekends , you'll soon find out that most of its "****e" you can do without.
So space is precious! Pack everything you think you'll need for day today livin and get yerself away for a few weekends , you'll soon find out that most of its "****e" you can do without.
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i was serious, believe it or not, about the tracks.. i have driven a ser 2 which was converted with tracks at each corner, off road in scotland. truly awesome... travelled over pete bogs etc with no problem whatsoever.....
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ah wouldnt go on the m25 on trax... think plod might take an interest in yer truck..... which is never a good thing.....
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