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I agree with LAX that we should not "glorify" the highway incidents we have been in...That being said, some of the "true" stories here are pretty humorous.
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what size trees, diameter, and at what speedI use deuces for pine tree clearance.
Center the offending tree on the front bumper and apply throttle......pine tree dies.
Well I guess it brought new meaning to "MINI VAN'!rear duals up over the colonel's wifes brand new (I am talking 2 days old) Dodge Caravan
We all know how the media deals with sensationalism.to : LAX , Boatcarpenter and hippiedude.
Look what hollywood and a few idiots have done to "assult rifles"and the idiot with the M60 tank.
I would not be braging about all this. Being so reckless. Are you trying to destroy the truck too?? With the radiator, you're off to a good startI have hit a full plastic water filled barrier and the deuce threw it into the other lane. I have also hit one of the lighted plastic barrels the deuce launched it vertically into the air before it landed about thiry feet away. I have also ran over an old junk car with the deuce. The deucce climbed right on top of it. the car missed the bumber and got stuck on the diff. With the front axle up on the car I had no steering and the car was steering us. The strangest thing I ever did was a duke boy jump with the deuce. Then we hit the ground. I was now heading straight for a building After I stopped I smelled radiator fluid. I looked under the deuce anti freeze pouring out Under the hood the fan blade had gone into the radiator through 3 cores. The fan blade was fine just needed a new radiator
ajg6989 - I have hit a full plastic water filled barrier and the deuce
Reckless? Yes. But do I wish there was video...YES!!!!!!!!!boomer - I would not be braging about all this. Being so reckless.
I have pushed over some at least 5 inches in diameter......anything bigger is usually pulp wood or log material.......I usually have the deuce in low range, 2nd gear and just roll over them.......pine trees dont have much of a root system so they go over pretty easy...and the branches won't knock off anything under the truck...just strips them off.what size trees, diameter, and at what speed
Watch the RPM gauge on the truck near the end of the video -- he is close to redline on start up and shutdown. I don't understand why someone would want to beat on a neat old truck. To bad, it looks like it was a decent truck.That guy in the video is going to need a new engine the way he treats that thing. Starts up at what sounds like 1500 - 2000 RPM, beats around in it and then shuts it off immediately w/out cool down at the same RPM......
whats the diameter limit on that?I use deuces for pine tree clearance.
Center the offending tree on the front bumper and apply throttle......pine tree dies.
Yeah....caravans arnt all that tough, had a guy stop short at a yellow light one day (people are spooked of those red light cams even if they are clear to go through the yellow ) and my Bronco hit him at roughly 20-25 mph, crushed in his back hatch pretty far, only took my liscence plate off the frontWe had a 2 truck convoy of people heading back from the PX, I was in my HMMVW and my buddy in the deuce. And for some reason he backed out of the spot he was in. Well he was not using his ground guide, I tried to get his attention, but no luck. He ended up running the rear duals up over the colonel's wifes brand new (I am talking 2 days old) Dodge Caravan.
Everyone in the battalion had to sit through ground guide training shortly after....