When you start to feel that you are going to get Bogged?
Submitted: Friday, Feb 13, 2009 at 20:02
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Member - Axle
I Don't know how many times in various machines ,cars, 4wds,or whatever, when that feeling of getting bogged happens ,in my case it can trigger off some mixed reactions!..lol.
Plant the foot and keep er going (maybe)
Stop have a bit of a look for a different direction.( Always wrong one)
Wait for someone else's advice? (usually wrong.lol)
Don't proceed ring someone you know for help! (after 4hrs trying to get hold of them!!. forget it!)
So you know it all and keep hammering getting there, !getting There!!, next minute the big BANG! (going no where now!!..LOL.)
" Are its a male
thing"...Says the dear wife!, don't think i'm pushing!!!!!.
A winch makes things so much easier just hook on and drag it through!, hook on to what?? (Theres Nothing here! )
The next bloke along will gladly give a helping hand, and your out !, UH, OH!! he"s done some damage & you feel obliged to pay!( Chit how much this gunna cost?) Dunno about this getting bogged thing??. Something to pay a great deal of attention to i think..LOL.
Cheers Axle.
Reply By: Member - Christian P (WA) - Thursday, Feb 19, 2009 at 10:26
Thursday, Feb 19, 2009 at 10:26
I got bogged a beauty the other day, up to the belly pan of a locked and lifted cruiser v8 diesel, proceded to pull every tree out within 100 metres of our position, ended up having to bury the spare tyre 5 foot under the ground to winch off, had to double line pull the winch, it wouldnt budge us with a single line pull! worse thing was in the
Pilbara in 45 degree heat, wasnt much fun digging the hole!
The other day one of our Komatsu 830E Dump trucks got bogged with a load on at work, she went down 8ft, they managed to nearly bog the Cat D11R Dozer getting it out, Truck was 400 tonne loaded so was a fair effort for a 100 tonnes dozer to get her out.
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