beach sand = stuck!
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sometimes 4wd just doesn't work in the sand I should of aired down
















#2
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haha wow u gotta take it a lil slower in the sand. couldnt u shovel ur self out?
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no I was sitting on te frame and axles
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haha wow that sucks well atleast u got out
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definitly should have aired down, but i dont think that bfg a/t's are good for sand anyway. where is that at
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ive only ben stuck in the sand once and that was because the rut i was in split and went in two different directions but i wasnt stuck that bad. i was just up to the bottom of therim.how did you burry it like that?
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for sand driving you should always have a shovel, air compressor, and dont drive too slow as you sink. you can even run down to 10psi in bad conditions. always drive in a high gear and not a low gear.
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well I just launch our boat and was playing around at the dock and said "hey look some sand I can go thru that" but went thru several times but was stupid and stoped in it
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it is in Fort Pierce Florida by the inlet
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definitly should have aired down, but i dont think that bfg a/t's are good for sand anyway. where is that at
definitly should have aired down, but i dont think that bfg a/t's are good for sand anyway. where is that at
allterrains are better than mud tires or more aggresive tires in sand as you want to try and float on sand and not dig in....if ya air down you can get through most things...




