Add these tractor grips to your fairy wagon, and you might be allowed to carry your mancard in your handbag:P
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Add these tractor grips to your fairy wagon, and you might be allowed to carry your mancard in your handbag:P
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That'll probably go more places than every ranger I've ever laid eyes on
Guessing the hydraulic ram drives an arm for picking up K-lines or something similar? Wonder what it's driven off? Only ever used the trailer and ball system but seen quite a few of them get wrecked/wreck the ass end of the truck when used behind a truck as you can't see them in the mirrors and they get jack-knifed and reversed into/over
Yeah, k line I think. There's another ram in inside that is hooked up. One goes in, other goes out/down. First I've seen on vehicle, normally on quads. Still not sure what it hooks on, a loop maybe, but you'd almost have to get out to do it
Possibly still hooks onto a ball/buoy?
Was on a wallaby session a couple of years ago with a Zuk fitted with those tyres. Amazing how well it went.
I'm offended :)
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They also make these look abit more manly.
Still 7mm08 owners only tho:o
We ran a 2wd 1980 Hilux from new with duels wearing SATs. The light 1600cc petrol motor never had enough power to spin the wheels, but floated over most wet spots, was all on the flat tho. The neighbour got one of those flash 4wds on fat tyres, but spent most of his time getting pulled out of holes. Just to heavy, and sat on top and spun
@Pointer, didn't we see this, but in blue?Quote:
Originally Posted by oraki
The 4x2 hilux's had LSD's which helped a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by oraki
they look great...not quite so flash in reverse as they clog up but they sure as shite will beat most other grip patterns hands down.....
Amazing where they will go......mine is/was probably the only one ever to get south of big river tho....never got stuck or towed the whole trip while the "proper 4wds" got bogged and winched and didnt have the power to play in the dunes :D
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