HELP recovery needed Brandon FL

[MENTION=56044]downpour11[/MENTION], well you see there is this thing called ego, when your buddy who is with you says "No, go that way" and you think to yourself, "that doesn't look kosher" and you do it anyways...:redbrick: basically stupidity.

My wife :ballchain: made two new rules today for me
1. No more wheeling on Lunch
2. Don't listen to Jason..:jaw drop:

your wife sounds smart, keep her, shes rare
 
Smart woman.

I have never had a job where I had the luxury of going mudding during lunchtime.

Time for some new rubber for sure.
 
[MENTION=98374]awthorn[/MENTION]

why in the hell would you drive through that :lmao: :p

Seriously. And why with those tires? If you're going to trash your 4Runner for the sake of 20 feet of dirtcake, at least get something besides allseasons on there.

Silly Floridans.
 
[MENTION=49649]KidVermicious[/MENTION] My budget would not like for me to have new tires yet. I need new wheels before I buy tires. Thinking about Nitto Teras and some wheels that will have the clearance for the Tundra brake upgrade eventually.

My buddy who was with me at the time got video of me getting pulled out. For your enjoyment ladies and gentlemen!

1500 Ram Pre-Runner pulls 4Runner out of Mud - YouTube
 
In all honesty I'm surprised the Dodge got enough traction to pull you out being 2wd. Good job guys. Now go have more fun but pick better lines next time.

Blue
 
Wow! That area mud hole looks really familiar from someone else's post. I believe they said it was, or found out pon or something. I used to live in Naples Florida. That type of mud is super hard to traverse. It will smell when it gets chewed up and begins to bake on hot metal. Lol, it can also stain the skin. Hahaha.

Glad you got it sorted.
 
Wow! That area mud hole looks really familiar from someone else's post. I believe they said it was, or found out pon or something. I used to live in Naples Florida. That type of mud is super hard to traverse. It will smell when it gets chewed up and begins to bake on hot metal. Lol, it can also stain the skin. Hahaha.

Glad you got it sorted.
Yeah we got out unscathed, thankfully. Yeah that is in the Tampa Area and it was a "dried" up pond. Florida mud definitely can be trickkkky!
 
I was bummed to see this spot torn down by contractors building suburbs after going back to run through it for a third time!! :( Guess I'll have to find another spot close to home! Thanks for sharing though, fun while it lasted!
 

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