That's great, "Frame-Breakers". That names is sticking for sure.
I was playing in a snowy field this weekend with my Dak and my buddy's '78
wagoneer. We had great fun. I kept doing reverse donuts, turning the wheel
all the way and then stompin' on the gas. There was a parking lot on one
side of the field where the snowplows had piled the snow. So i checked the
snowbank with a stick to make sure there wasn't anything inside (parking
block, fire hydrant, ya know). There wasn't so i came blasting through and
most of the snow went right over top of the Dak. My buddy was just laughing
and cheering.
Can't wait til the next snowfall,
Frank WJ
>Speaking of that this is what happend this weekend.
>Seriously stuck Chevy 4x4 full size. 38s and you couldnt really see them
>they were uder the mud. So i ask the dude if he had to w hooks and he said
>(
>I kid you not ) well i wasnt gonna get stuck so i took them off. ( OK) so
>now
>we find a hole in the frame and hook up a shackle and my tow straps. ( this
>dude didnt even bring Any straps or recovery gear with him) so a chevy
>pick
>up lines up and gets hooked up. gets a running start and SLAM the rope
>flies
>off. I thought the tow strap broke but not a chance.
>IT RIPPED THE SHACKLE THROUGH THE FRAME THE TOW STRAPS WERE DIRTY FROM THE
>MUD BUT THAT WAS ALL.
>Now before i hear Well yeah it was a chevy frame and they re weak it also
>did it to a Jeep wrangler and a Dodge ram. At the 4x spot theire calling
>the
>straps frmae breakers. Oh yeah the chevy got out o9n a sideways pull that
>rearranged his hitch about 4 inches to the passanger side
>Rob
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