Tony AA gets stuck and needs a hand from the organisers :)

My dad and I bumped into Tony AA (m109a3uk) earlier, as we were pulling off in my dad's Pajero EVO with no problem what so ever, we looked over and Tony was stuck. So dad got out and gave him a hand

If only I was quicker with the camera and got him before he managed to get out - haha!!

Perhaps some of the Landy owners should look here

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8446200.stm?ls

Make sure you watch all the way to the end!!!

No way would a JEEP get anywhere near that deep in the snow!

Oh, I don't know.

This was the Peak District last February. All Jeeps & one Landy. Guess who needed a tow on the Tarmac because he couldn't get up the hill





However, most Jeep owners would be too sensible to try and would at least clear the snow from their windows/Mirrors/ lights etc before attempting it.

Dont listen to these guys as Tim states I managed to get myself out .
The Photo you see is Keith with his hand stuck to the back of my van(it was very cold) and at his age you would have thought he would know not to touch cold steel(not used to a vehicle made out of metal more used to his plastic Evo )on a cold day
Still as Bill says keep taking the tablets

General Confusion wrote:

Perhaps some of the Landy owners should look here

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8446200.stm?ls

Make sure you watch all the way to the end!!!

still a landrover doing all the pulling :-)

Tony, as a Mitsu PajEvo owner, it was my pleasure to assist the AA from the embarassing position of being 'stuck' and thus get you back to the core duties of assisting your members, particualarly those with L/Rs

Tim & I had considered driving off and leaving you stuck in the snow; but in our hearts we knew you would really appreciate Japs owners helping you; so we did!!!

I had to have a little rest afterwards though Ha

General Confusion wrote:

Oh, I don't know.

This was the Peak District last February. All Jeeps & one Landy. Guess who needed a tow on the Tarmac because he couldn't get up the hill





However, most Jeep owners would be too sensible to try and would at least clear the snow from their windows/Mirrors/ lights etc before attempting it.

Its all in the tyres tho!

discobasher wrote:

Its all in the tyres tho!

So, it doesn't matter what vehicle you drive then, so long as it has the right tyres

60% Tyres/Wheels, 30% Transmision, 10% Ground clearence/articulation, 20% driver = Good offroad! Bad at Maths!!!