Tacoma
Et incurventur ante non
- Location
- far enough away
My truck can drive right over the whole obstacle.... on paper. 
Wanes World solution
- Thread starter jdub
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jdub
Scrambler
- Location
- Provo, Utah.
I'd actually prefer ramps than some stacked rocks. Bring in some shovels and concrete and make it permanently easier.
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
I would actually love to own some ramps... They can be a very useful tool in dire situations. Some of the most "hard core" offroad guys I know carry something similar... Remember its easy to get a buggy back to the trailer, but when your 1000 miles from home, thats hard core IMHO
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XT Utah
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I would actually love to own some ramps... They can be a very useful tool in dire situations. Some of the most "hard core" offroad guys I know carry something similar... Remember its easy to get a buggy back to the trailer, but when your 1000 miles from home, thats hard core IMHO
I have some ramps like that. I took a 6.5' length of galvanized steel loading ramp and cut it in two.
Theoretically it works really well. In reality, they just slide out from under my tires. I need to weld something on the bottom of them so they grip the sand, snow, or whatever has conquered the Xterra.
timpanogos
Push to the Peak
- Location
- Heber
I would actually love to own some ramps... They can be a very useful tool in dire situations. Some of the most "hard core" offroad guys I know carry something similar... Remember its easy to get a buggy back to the trailer, but when your 1000 miles from home, thats hard core IMHO
In some environments ... that's what a bow saw is for ... i.e. making ramps