One of those nice wet rock days in New England Great trail, Beacon.
............thats cool Zukimog said:http://www.fototime.com/094EB039C2D53B8/orig.WMV
They both walked away. No injuries
LOOKS LIKE HE WAS A LITTLE GAS HAPPY THERE NEEDS TO TAKE IT SLOWER NEXT TIME...GLAD TO SEE EVERYONE WAS OK WHOOPS HAD MY CAPS on
Actually crawling didn't workjeff cardall said:
That rock formation runs diagonally across the trail. The trail at this point is cut in with high sides. When he tried to get square with the rock, the rear pivoted to the right causing the front to swing right There is a lip that runs up that rock, to hit it right you have to be square and it usually stops the rigs from sliding to the right. The line works when dry, when wet it's completely different. Crawling when dry you get about 1/4 of the way up and the dirt you track up makes the tires slip. A little pedal works here. Longer wheel-based vehicles like the stock TJ's run into the same problem, the longer XJ's and stretched wheel-baser's do a little better. That Zuk is on 35" MT/R's, 8" coil 3-Link suspension and Toy LC axles. :-\
The guy filming is Maxx, he's funny as all hell.sukaB said:That was great the camera guy is all happy that he got it on tape and the guy could be missin a limb...
I went down to the Zuk the minute it rolled and was asking how are they doing. After watching this for the first time and Maxx making those comments, I was thinking they could have been dead
He's chopping the back and this time, no sport cage...direct cage to the frame He finished the rest of the trail effortlessly 
Zukimog said:No body parts needed
wow smashed it up pretty good
There were two in the Zuk at the time of the rollJames K said:
They both walked away from it and continued shortly thereafter and finished the trail. Flawlessly 
. Man what heart tear the hell out of and keep going, only way to do it. And I think it is a good idea to go with a better cage next time GOOD choice. 
