Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
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cruzoropeza
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Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
It all happened so quick, I clipped the embankment and she went over!
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Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
Probably didn't have time to hose it off and clean it, but at least you know where all the things are now.
thanks for the photos...I think mine looks like that, too.
thanks for the photos...I think mine looks like that, too.
Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the government take care of him:
better take a closer look at the American Indian.---Henry Ford
better take a closer look at the American Indian.---Henry Ford
Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
Nap time?
Cum catapultae proscriptae erunt tum soli proscript catapultas habebunt.
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EnglishRover
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Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
Thanks for that. I am new to Pinzguaers and my wife has just ok'd my potential vehicle purchase. I saw your picture and laughed so loud she wanted to see the post. Well, you can guess the outcome. I now have to promise that I would NEVER do that in my new rig, ever....
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'73 710M
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'69 Allis Chalmer D17
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undysworld
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Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
I can assure you that a 712 looks similar when laid over, just with a couple extra tires. 
Welcome to the ITO club.
Welcome to the ITO club.
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cruzoropeza
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Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
I was amazed of how little damaged after rolling it! Flipped it back on all four and kept on having fun!
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bdelaporte
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Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
cruzoropeza wrote:It all happened so quick, I clipped the embankment and she went over!
Glad no one was hurt. I think it says alot about the vehicle that you were able to just "right it" and drive it away.
What tires (model and size) are you running...
Thx
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cruzoropeza
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Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
bdelaporte wrote:cruzoropeza wrote:It all happened so quick, I clipped the embankment and she went over!
Glad no one was hurt. I think it says alot about the vehicle that you were able to just "right it" and drive it away.
What tires (model and size) are you running...
Thx
They are 33" super swamper boggers
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bdelaporte
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Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
cruzoropeza wrote:bdelaporte wrote:cruzoropeza wrote:It all happened so quick, I clipped the embankment and she went over!
Glad no one was hurt. I think it says alot about the vehicle that you were able to just "right it" and drive it away.
What tires (model and size) are you running...
Thx
They are 33" super swamper boggers
Are they the 10.5 or 12.5 wide model? They look good, but I have heard about some others complain about rubbing on the wider tires. Thanks
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stiffler4444
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Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
It was probably your bogger lugs that dug into the embankment... 
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cruzoropeza
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Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
Glad no one was hurt. I think it says alot about the vehicle that you were able to just "right it" and drive it away.
What tires (model and size) are you running...
Thx[/quote]
They are 33" super swamper boggers[/quote]
Are they the 10.5 or 12.5 wide model? They look good, but I have heard about some others complain about rubbing on the wider tires. Thanks[/quote]
They are the 10.5 on stock wheels no rubbing issues
What tires (model and size) are you running...
Thx[/quote]
They are 33" super swamper boggers[/quote]
Are they the 10.5 or 12.5 wide model? They look good, but I have heard about some others complain about rubbing on the wider tires. Thanks[/quote]
They are the 10.5 on stock wheels no rubbing issues
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cruzoropeza
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Re: Found new way of checking all components under my pinz
Maybe, I didnt think about that excuse, i was going more for sun glare in my eyes!stiffler4444 wrote:It was probably your bogger lugs that dug into the embankment...