Woo! Finally got myself a new Jeep after losing my last one in a flood last year. I have my own vehicle and can stop using my wife's, woot!
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New Jeep
- Thread starter The Hammer
- Start date
My advice, every other driver on the road is a potential idiot, treat all drivers that way and you can't go wrong ;-)
Terrywoodenpic
Oldest Heretic
That is quite something
It might look green but I am sure it is nothing like.
It might look green but I am sure it is nothing like.
Never mind the big winch, i am more concerned of the crown dozer on front. Just right to knock them over and direct them under the wheels
We Never Know
No Slack
Very nice! Enjoy
Bathos Logos
Active Member
Looks like there's a hole in that thing - probably to pass the winch through, taking some tension off the spool and change the direction of pull to straight up in situations where that may be required.
What on Earth is a "woot"?
When I've gone up into the mountains around here, I've run into some downed trees blocking the road, and wedged vehicles. So, hopefully this will allow me to help.
This is excellent advice. Especially around here.
I was doing it before too lol. I just took her car haha.
Oh, that makes more sense.
I had an idea what her woot is, but
thought it rude to address its function.
Viker
Your beloved eccentric Auntie Cristal
I agree. That front end, the headlights and grill. This was no accident in design.Your jeep looks angry.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Ooh, pretty!!
Now there is one thing missing. Go out and get it covered in some mud. I had an employee that had a jeep and he drove it to work one day where all of the flat surfaces had at least an inch or two or even three of mud. It had to be well over a hundred pounds of the stuff. He went to the jeep dealership to get it washed, but they would not do that until they got quite a few pictures of it. It was glorious!
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Don't they also help if you are going up a very steep and somewhat muddy (this is the Pacific Northwest after all) incline? Attach it to something uphill and use it to help you go up otherwise unscalable slopes.