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Old 04-09-2008, 10:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Exclamation bragging rights

ok since knowones here lets start a bragging rights competition

where have you brought your diesel? most extreme place youve been and howd you get there?


mine is a spot on a construction site where they were dumping over a bank went down and back up a 40ft hill at about 50 degree slope with dirt rocks mud tree limbs and all
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i plan to add propane kit, stake body bed, gn hitch,western style mirrors, and a lot more
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Old 04-10-2008, 08:38 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Moab, Utah on some pretty extreme trails. The lockers come in handy.

Going there again next week. Will try to post some pictures.
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3 months after I bought my truck I was hunting in Utah. Went up Wild Cat Canyon near Emery got on top and chained up all 4 tires. By the time I came out on Skyline Drive after going across the Muddy I was pushing 3 feet of snow. If you are from the area you know about the Muddy. Everybody on top just watched since I was the first one through it. After talking to a Forest Service employee and told him where I had been he just shook his head and walked away mumbling to himself.

By the way the first few braggers won't have a chance by the time this thread ends.

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Mostly just competitions and most of Hollister Hills with my 03' SuperCrawler but I've taken my 05' Superduty through some of the hairiest back country in NorCal. We own over 25K acres out by Plantina off of 36. Same as the other guy locker are a must.

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ive seen my dads old truck do this not mine ( i was in it at the time) we had 5 ft of snow it went up to his window on the cab he shoveled out to the door warmed it up for 15 min and then drove to work dropped me off for snowboarding on a local hill that was an 96 psd extcab 10 ft bed 250 id do the same but no snow since i bought the truck
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88 beast, this is off topic, but have you ever thought of putting some punctuation in your posts, its very hard to understand what you are talking about with no commas, periods, or anything.

On topic, we have pulled our 12k travel trailer through south central texas black land, up quite a steep slope. maybe 10percent grade, still steep for slippery mudd. and yes i know, its not all that extreme, but it counts lol.


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