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Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Shawn Curry, Jun 17, 2017.

  1. brenndatomu

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    My buddys old Ford Bronco II would do wheelies...course it had a 351 in it...:whistle:
     
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    Pics...or it didn't happen...:D
     
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    That Rancher will do a wheelie too...just scoot back so you are sitting on the rear rack...pull the shift lever up and hold it...give 'er a lil gas and then let the shift lever drop... :whistle:
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    Sorry, that was a few years ago now...before everybody was walkin around with cameras in they pockets!
     
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    See Shawn,it can be done! No pix necessary brenndatomu, I totally believe you:yes:
     
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    Just a little hint here Shawn. Hook that chain a lot shorter and the pulling gets easier.

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    Yeah, get it short enough and the front of the log will lift some when you pull...transfers more traction weight to the rear tires of the quad too. I've seen guys use an old piece of metal roofing, even an old car hood under the front of the log to help keep it sliding well without digging in.